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Small Plane Crashes In Pennsylvania Retirement Facility Parking Lot After Pilot Reports ‘Open Door’

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A Beechcraft Bonanza carrying five people crashed in a parking lot in Lititz, Pennsylvania, near a retirement village south of Lancaster Airport, on Sunday afternoon, according to Federal Aviation Administration officials. All passengers survived and were transported to hospitals for treatment.

Air traffic control recordings revealed the pilot reported “an open door” and requested to return for landing shortly before the crash, reported ABC News. Despite being cleared to return, controllers soon instructed the pilot to “pull up” moments before the aircraft went down around 3 p.m.

Collin Rugg, owner of Trending Politics, shared a clip of the plane crash on X.

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