"A bit of news about this airplane I'm flying in this video. On June 10, 2014 at around 4:00 pm the airplane was involved in a birdstrike. A duck came through the windshield. The windshield was almost completely destroyed and there is a small hole in the vertical stabilizer. The pilot was having trouble maintaining altitude after the birdstrike and landed on the beach at Cedar Point."
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AIRCRAFT FORCE LANDED ON A BEACH AFTER THE WINDSHIELD SUSTAINED DAMAGE DUE TO A BIRDSTRIKE, NEAR CEDAR POINT, OH
FAA Cleveland FSDO-25
Flight Design CTLS, RUGH III LLC, N15NK: http://registry.faa.gov/N15NK
SANDUSKY, Ohio– A single-engine aircraft is forced to make an emergency landing at Cedar Point Beach, Tuesday afternoon.
A spokesperson for the park said the landing was made on a private area of the beach.
No one was injured.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said a duck hit and cracked the windshield, forcing the plane to land right away.
Sandusky Register snapped photos of the plane on the beach.
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