Plane Crashes in Long Island Street, Pilot and Passenger Injured

Plane Crashes in Long Island Street, Pilot and Passenger Injured
Bayport Fire Department
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A single-engine airplane heading to upstate New York has crashed on a Long Island, N.Y., street after taking off from a nearby airport.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently investigating the April 10 crash of the single-engine airplane named Piper 28. 

Both the pilot and passenger were injured. 

According to officials, the crash happened just after 7 p.m., as the pilot was circling back to the airport—he'd lost power from his engine, reported ABC News.

This is nothing short of a miracle, both that the airplane did not hit any houses and any other individuals.
Timothy Sini, Suffolk County Police