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Minor Injuries for Two After Small Plane Crash Near Cordes Lakes, FAA Investigates

Minor Injuries for Two After Small Plane Crash Near Cordes Lakes, FAA Investigates

Two individuals were fortunate to sustain only minor injuries after a small plane crash occurred in Yavapai County on Sunday morning. According toFOX 10 Phoenix, the accident involved a Cessna and took place just east of Interstate 17 near Cordes Lakes. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office received a distress call around 9:30 a.m. from the passenger aboard the downed aircraft.

The plane made an emergency landing about 9 miles off I-17 near Bloody Basin Road after its engine failed. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said the plane was found halfway down a canyon, and first responders quickly secured the victims. Both the pilot and passenger were flown to a Phoenix-area hospital, where they were reported to be stable byFOX 10Phoenix and12 News.

The small plane, identified as a Cessna 172 by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), encountered its critical moments at approximately 9:40 a.m., as stated by12 News. Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office deputies were deployed after the crash was reported and had to employ off-road vehicles to reach the site, eventually locating the aircraft near the bottom of a canyon.

The FAA is investigating the crash, while the survivors are expected to recover from minor injuries. More details will be provided as the investigation continues.

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