Small Plane Crashes Near New Hampshire Homes; Pilot Escapes Uninjured
A doorbell camera captured the dramatic moment as the plane narrowly missed houses before crashing into a wooded area during a landing attempt.
- The crash occurred Tuesday morning near Hampton Airfield in Hampton, New Hampshire, about 10 miles south of Portsmouth.
- The pilot, Dave Lennon, was the sole occupant of the aircraft and walked away from the crash without injuries after the plane struck a tree and spun into a wooded area.
- Footage from a resident's doorbell camera showed the plane coming dangerously close to homes before crashing, highlighting the potential severity of the incident.
- Authorities confirmed the plane did not leak any fluids, and the Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation into the crash.
- This incident follows a recent string of aviation accidents, including a deadly collision in Washington, D.C., raising concerns about air traffic safety.