In New Jersey, a small plane has been crashed into the front yard of a houres on South Main Street in Manville on Monday the afternoon, March 4.
As per the source, this incident took place in the area which was not so far from the Central Jersey Regional Airport and was just over the border in Hillsborough.
The 2006 Mooney M20M plane was predestined for the Hillsborough airfield after heading from Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina, at about 10:42 a.m., says the officials.
Moreover, a spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration named Eva Lee Ngai mentioned in the statement, “A single-engine Mooney M20M crashed in a yard north of Central Jersey Regional Airport around 1 p.m. local time today. We do not have the information of the number of people on board yet.”
Along with this, the Manville police Lt. John Crater asserted that there was no death at the scene at the time when the incident took place as well as the pilot was the sole occupant of the aircraft as well as was later taken to the nearby hospital for treatment.
He noted that the pilot got himself out of the plane and was later standing across the road when the authorities arrived at the crime scene.
According to the police officials, the pilot had a head injury, but the doctors have mentioned that it is not life-threatening.
Meanwhile, the Neighbor named Sharon Liszczak mentioned in the statement that the plane landed in the yard of a man who is often in front of his home, working on his vehicle. While he was home at the time, he was not outside when the plane went down.
