A Brooklyn pilot crashed a small plane while trying to land
at a New Jersey airport Monday, police say.
The single-engine Cesna Model 172 airplane touched down at
the Essex County Airport in Fairfield just before 7 p.m., then suddenly veered
off the runway to the left, striking a snow bank and then overturning, police
said.
The plane was piloted by Chaim Masri, 46, of Brooklyn,
according to authorities. Masri declined medical attention for a minor injury
to the leg.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating.
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