Pilot injured when small plane crashes at Fitchburg Municipal Airport

Boston, MALocal News

A small plane crashed at Fitchburg Municipal Airport in Massachusetts on Saturday, resulting in minor injuries to the pilot. Firefighters responded promptly to reports of the crash on Crawford Street. The pilot stated that the plane flipped onto its roof while attempting to land due to a shift from headwind to crosswind. Emergency services transported the pilot to a local hospital for treatment. The airport was temporarily closed following the incident to ensure safety and conduct investigations.

This incident underscores the risks involved in small aircraft operations, particularly during adverse weather conditions. Fitchburg Municipal Airport has been operational for many years, serving local aviators and recreational pilots. Authorities are likely to review safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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