Small Plane Lands on Martha's Vineyard Beach

Sightseeing plane makes emergency landing on Massachusetts beach

By Logan Hall Click here for updates on this story     Massachusetts (WBZ) — What was supposed to be a scenic plane ride over Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts turned into a terrifying experience for a Long Island woman and her young cousin after their small aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing on Chappaquiddick Beach. Sarah Sullivan and her 11-year-old cousin, Poppy, had just taken off for the tour when the plane’s engine failed mi…

Small plane makes emergency landing on Martha’s Vineyard beach - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Emergency crews were called to a beach on Martha’s Vineyard on Sunday after a small plane made an emergency landing. The plane landed on Cape Poge Beach on Chappaquiddick Island.  Three people were onboard and there were no reported injuries. The FAA is investigating.

Small plane lands on Martha's Vineyard beach

State police say the plane landed safely in the sand near the bay on Cape Poge Beach on Chappaquiddick Island.

No injuries reported after bi-plane makes emergency landing on Martha’s Vineyard beach

According to the FAA, around 11:50 a.m. on Sunday, a Waco UPF-7 bi-plane landed on a stretch of land on Cape Poge near Edgartown.

Plane makes emergency landing on Martha's Vineyard beach

EDGARTOWN, Mass. (WLNE) — The Federal Aviation Administration said that a Waco UPF-7 made an emergency landing on a beach on Martha’s Vineyard Sunday. #BREAKING The FAA confirms a biplane landed on a beach off Chappaquiddick Island on Martha’s Vineyard today. There were 3 people on board and the FAA did not report any injuries in its statement. Working to learn more. @ABC6 pic.twitter.com/fyVnrEtz9g — Kaitlin Gehlhaus (@KaitlinGehlhaus) July 6,…

Biplane makes emergency landing on Cape Poge  - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Around noon on Sunday Edgartown police cruisers started blaring into Edgartown, shutting down Main Street for what was reported over Martha’s Vineyard Public Safety radio as a red biplane forced to make an emergency landing on a beach off the north corner of Cape Poge.  First responders said over the radio that Katama Airport confirmed two female passengers and a pilot were on board the plane at the time of the forced descent and the location of…