Light Aircraft Crash Lands on Stellenbosch Road, 2 Injured, Video Shows Plane Gliding Inches Above Cars
- A light aircraft crash landed on the R44 close to Winery Road near Stellenbosch on Wednesday 1 June
- Two occupants on the plane who sustained injuries ranging from serious to minor were still seated in the crashed aircraft
- Social media user managed to capture clips of the incident and the plane could be seen gliding above the road
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WESTERN CAPE - An aeroplane was forced to make an emergency landing on the R44 close to Winery Road near Stellenbosch on Wednesday 1 June.
One occupant from the plane sustained serious injuries and another emerged with minor injuries. They were transported to Mediclinic Stellenbosch for treatment.
The two occupants were found still seated among the crashed light aircraft, ER24 paramedics told TimesLIVE. Clips of the incident were shared on social media and the aircraft could be seen gliding just inches above cars on the road.
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During the crash landing, the aircraft picked up some unavoidable damage.
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The Municipality of Stellenbosch said the Annandale Intersection should be avoided by drivers in the region, as recovery teams continue to clear-up the roadway, The South African reported.
Mzansi can’t deal
Social media users find the humour in the incident:
Nkosi Dlamini Mlangeni said:
“So road accident fund will pay them for crashing their aircraft in the middle of the road.”
Muzi H. Ngwenya posted:
“When crossing the road, you look to the left, look to the right, and look to the left again… And then get hit by an aeroplane.”
Dannyboy Lekgema Moreku commented:
“Don’t see this every day… Thankful there are no fatalities.”
Charlton Ahrends added:
“With petrol prices so high, expect more of this.”
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Twitter user, @danielmarven headed online to share a short snippet of the incident. In the video, many cars appear to stop in their tracks on the freeway, while others simply pull over. It doesn't take long to realise what has caused the disruption as soon a plane appears on the road.
Source: Briefly News