Three hurt after light aircraft crashes at San Jose junction
A small plane crashed into a San Jose intersection on Saturday afternoon, injuring the two adults and one child aboard. The crash left the aircraft lodged nose-first in the road, but no ground vehicles were involved and the injuries were reported as non-life-threatening.
The 1960 Cessna 177A came down near Capitol Expressway and Excalibur Drive shortly before 3.10pm. The Federal Aviation Administration said the pilot had reported engine problems before the crash and is investigating; firefighters also dealt with a minor fuel leak. The aircraft was registered to Flying Twenty Inc, a flight club associated with San Jose State University.
- Three people aboard were injured, with none reported seriously hurt.
- No vehicles were involved in the intersection crash.
- The FAA is investigating after the pilot reported engine trouble.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Horrifying images shows plane crash wreck after aircraft went down over California intersection and left three people injured”.