Man Rescued After Car Plunges 400 Feet Down California Cliff

The rescue operation was initiated after the man, missing for two days, was spotted by a CHP aircraft.

A man was rescued two days after his car plunged 400 feet down a California cliff, following a swerve to avoid deer.
The California Highway Patrol's Coastal Division Air Operations Unit conducted the rescue after the man was spotted waving a makeshift flag beside his wrecked vehicle.
The man, an employee at the Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur, had been missing since leaving work late Sunday night.
Despite the dramatic fall and being stranded for two days, the man suffered only moderate injuries and was stable at the point of rescue.
Multiple agencies, including the Big Sur Fire Department, participated in the complex rescue operation.