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Updated: 7:27 AM Feb 19, 2010
Pilot in Hospital After Plane Crash in Athens County
Dispatchers say the pilot was the only person in the plane.
Posted: 9:04 PM Feb 18, 2010Reporter: Hanna Francis Email Address: hanna.francis@wsaz.com |
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UPDATE 2/18/10 @ 8:50pm
ALBANY, Ohio (WSAZ) -- One man is in the hospital after a plane crash in Athens County, Ohio.
Athens County Highway Patrol dispatchers say Joseph Habermehl was flying a 1981 single engine Cessna that went down on County Road 12 in Albany at about 7:15 Thursday evening.
Habermehl was the only passenger on the plane.
Dispatchers say the plane was coming from Pennsylvania and was headed to Western Ohio.
The plane was registered to an owner in Loveland, Ohio.
Dispatcher Robinson says initial reports were that the plane "bounced across the road."
Harbermehl was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens but is expected to be transported to The Ohio State University Medical Center.
The cause of this crash is unknown.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest information.
ORIGINAL STORY 2/18/10 @ 8:00pm
ALBANY, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A plane crash in Albany has sent one person the hospital.
Athens County Highway Patrol says the plane went down on County Road 12 at about 7:15 Thursday evening.
They say the pilot was the only person in the plane.
The pilot was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest information.
Latest Comments
It is a real success that the pilot was the only person in the plane. Now when the year 2010 comes to and end we can re-think all accidents which we had in the last year. The biggest problem is not in those accidents. There always will be some. The biggest problem is in our hospitals. In some of them there are working unprofessional doctors and people are not satisfied with the quality of those services. Some doctors don't even have cna certification. So what can we talk about? Let's hope that in the next year the situation will get better. Thanks for the great website of yours.
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