Crime & Safety
Small Twin Engine Airplane Makes Emergency Landing In Sarasota
No one was injured in the "hard landing" in eastern Sarasota.

A small airplane made an emergency landing in Hunter's Creek subdivision in eastern Sarasota Sunday afternoon.
The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, along with units from the Sarasota County Fire Department responded to the 2600 block of Verna Road to investigate a possible airplane crash at 12:05 p.m.
A small 2010 Air-Cam twin engine “Ultra-light” kit airplane piloted by Henry Hinman 69, of Sarasota, was forced to make an emergency landing at the above location for an undetermined issue.
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There were no injuries from the event, but during the landing the plane did knock down some power lines.
A very limited outage was reported in the surrounding area. The damage was estimated at $1500. An FP & L response team removed the wires and restored the outage. The plane suffered minor damage.
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The Federal Aviation Administration was notified and will investigate further. Anyone with information about this incident can contact the FAA at 1-(407) 812-7700.
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