Plane Crash @ Patrick's....
 

No updates yet...

https://www.wmur.com/article/plane-c...11022/41927782

Woodsy

I can tell you it's sitting upside down behind the Wineing Butcher building...hope the pilot is ok!

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Ultralight?
 

I heard it was some kind of ultralight….can’t confirm that however.

Hope no one is injured.

Dan

Wreckers are trying to flip it over now.

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From behind the building.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...38889daed8.jpg

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That’s no ultralight!

That looks really bad! Hoping for the best for pilot and anyone else on board….

Thanks for the pics Steve!

Dan

It appears in the pictures to be some sort of seaplane... Apparently, the pilot suffered head and facial injuries. Hope they heal up quick.

https://www.unionleader.com/news/saf...lock_id=868819

Woodsy

It's what I do.

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WMUR is reporting that the pilot is expected to be OK.

"When we got here we were directed to the back side of the building and there was a seaplane on its roof,” said Gilford Fire and Rescue Chief Steve Carrier. “It had struck the building on its way down and the roof is compromised where it was struck. The occupant was still in the plane strapped into his seatbelt. He had some injuries that don't appear to be life-threatening at this time

https://www.laconiadailysun.com/news...f7368a8a3.html

Thumbs Up!
 

Great news!

Thanks!

Dan

Info
 

Here’s some info on the plane….

https://flightaware.com/resources/registration/N7223M

Dan

Didn't something similar happen at Waldo Peppers once upon a time? lol

https://www.winnipesaukee.com/photop...at-Peppers.jpg

Today's LDS article.

https://www.laconiadailysun.com/news...f7368a8a3.html

We had arrived at about 4:15 to eat at Patrick's. Just prior to taking this photo the pilot was loaded into the ambulance. I did not think that he could have survived. Glad to hear otherwise.

Alan

The setting sun may have impeded the pilot's vision causing the crash.

https://www.laconiadailysun.com/news...ecd6fe87e.html

Seaplane? Ultralight?
 

Best described as a "Cessna 175 on amphibious floats", or just a "floatplane".

Yeah, if that's the case, he should have gotten out of dodge, gone and flown around a little more, then tried again. I was a little surprised there was no fuel spill after a crash like that, but maybe the tanks held up. Just glad he is ok.

I hope the pilot recovers 100%.

Losing his plane, THAT plane, is a very painful loss.

They don't make them like that anymore.