NTSB report: Plane was making ‘unusual’ sounds before fatal Cumberland County crash
The plane that crashed last month in Cumberland County, killing a father and son, was making “unusual” sounds, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Oct 11, 2022, 10:39 PM
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Updated 571 days ago
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11h agoThe plane that crashed last month in Cumberland County,
killing a father and son, was making “unusual” sounds, according to a
preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
The report says the plane was flying just three to four
feet above the ground when it "aggressively" pulled up in an effort
to clear some power lines. It then crashed.
Kristofer Noone, 24, and John Noone, 67, were identified as
the victims. State police said that the single-engine plane crashed on Parvin
Mill Road in Upper Deerfield Township.
The FAA says that the plane was a Champion Aeronca 7AC.
