Young pilot fights for life after plane crash on remote Queensland
farm
A young pilot is fighting for his life after his plane crashed on a
remote Queensland farm on Monday morning.
The 25-year-old man was flying an ultralight plane at a property near
Isisford, a small town about 100 kilometres south of Longreach.
The man suffered critical head injuries as well as face and leg
damage when the plane went down before 9am, a Royal Flying Doctor Service
spokesman said.
He was airlifted to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, landing
before 2pm.
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Small plane crashes onto NSW beach in front of shocked
onlookers
Beachgoers were forced to run for their lives as a small plane came
crashing onto the sand of a New South Wales beach late yesterday.
Paul Tridgell was flying with a single passenger when his small plane
started to malfunction.
"The engine started running very roughly, backfiring. Wouldn't give
me any power to climb, I was at about 1000 feet," Mr Tridgell told
Today.
He was forced to perform a crash landing on Racecourse Beach,
Ulladulla, at about 6:20pm.
Officers attached to the South Coast police district attended the
scene, with inquiries commenced to determine the circumstances of the
crash.
Both occupants escaped without injury.
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