Sunday, May 08, 2022

Team Mini-Max: Accident occurred May 08, 2022 at Hinde Airport (88D), Huron, Erie County, Ohio

A Team Mini-Max kit aircraft crashed at Hinde Airport in Huron on Sunday, May 8, 2022. 


Update 5 p.m.

HURON TWP. — A Castalia man sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a single-engine airplane crash Sunday afternoon in Huron Township. 

Kaden Keegan, 20, of Castalia, was piloting a Team Mini-Max ultralight plane when he encountered high winds that caused him to nose dive into a field just before 2 p.m. Sunday, according to Ohio State Highway Patrol Sgt. Eric Mentis.

The crash occurred at Hinde Airport on Boos Road close to BGSU Firelands' campus. 

Keegan was taken to Firelands Regional Medical Center for treatment, Mentis said. Alcohol and drug use aren't suspected. 






HURON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Sandusky post is handling a single-engine plane crash that occurred Sunday afternoon at Hinde Airport on Boos Road in Huron Township, a patrol dispatcher told the Register.

Additional details, like whether anyone sustained injuries, the number of people involved in the crash and more are unknown. 

Beechcraft F33A Bonanza, N17636: Incident occurred May 08, 2022 in Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexico

Federal Aviation Administration / Flight Standards District Office; Albuquerque, New Mexico

Aircraft declared an emergency due to engine issues and landed on a highway.  


Date: 08-MAY-22
Time: 15:27:00Z
Regis#: N17636
Aircraft Make: BEECH
Aircraft Model: F33
Event Type: INCIDENT
Highest Injury: NONE
Aircraft Missing: No
Damage: UNKNOWN
Activity: PERSONAL
Flight Phase: EN ROUTE (ENR)
Operation: 91
City: ROSWELL
State: NEW MEXICO
 




A small airplane made an emergency landing Sunday morning on U.S. Highway 285 north of Roswell, closing all lanes of the highway for a time.

Two lanes of the highway around mile marker 151 were still closed as of 11 a.m. as authorities waited on an official from the Federal Aviation Administration and a New Mexico State Police officer from Carlsbad to arrive on the scene, Chaves County Undersheriff Charles Yslas said.

The Pecos Valley Regional Communication Center received a call at 9:47 a.m. from a plane flying north of Roswell reporting unknown trouble, Yslas said.

“We began blocking traffic basically to allow for an emergency runway on the highway for the aircraft,” he said.

The single-engine aircraft landed safely and there were no injuries, Yslas said. He said he had not been informed yet by the responding deputies how many people were on the plane.

One wing of the aircraft was damaged, but Yslas said it was not yet known if that was the reason for the emergency landing.

“The FAA has been notified, they are enroute and everything has been secured. There’s a State Police officer out of Carlsbad that will be enroute as well to meet with the FAA,” he said.

Once the FAA reviews the scene, the aircraft will be removed from the highway and the remaining two lanes opened, Yslas said.

Mooney M20C Mark 21, N6543U: Incident occurred May 07, 2022 at Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport (KRUT), Clarendon, Vermont

https://registry.faa.gov/N6543U


CLARENDON, Vermont  — No one was hurt when an airplane crashed at the Rutland-Southern Vermont Regional Airport on Saturday, according to a press release from the Vermont State Police.

William C. Giesey, 52, of Philadelphia, was landing a Mooney M20C Mark 21. Giesey was the only person in the plane.

He told police he failed to lower the landing gear and landed on the aircraft’s belly.

There were no injuries resulting from the crash, police said, but the runway was closed for a period of time until the aircraft was removed.

The crash was reported around 1 p.m.

Troopers with the Vermont State Police were assisted at the scene by members of the fire departments from Clarendon and Rutland City, Rutland Regional Ambulance Service, officers with the Rutland County Sheriff’s Department and staff of the Rutland-Southern Vermont Regional Airport.