US EditionPilot Escapes, Small Plane Bursts Into Flames After Crashing in B.C. Farmer's Field
- A small plane with a single occupant crashed on the evening of Monday, May 26, in a farmer's field near Seabird Island, B.C.
- The pilot managed to safely land in a field situated near the area bordered by Lougheed Highway and the Fraser River before the fire from the crash ignited.
- After leaving the aircraft, the pilot tried to extinguish flames that began inside the cockpit and rapidly spread throughout the surrounding area.
- Firefighters from Agassiz and Seabird Island contained the blaze, and the pilot was not injured or transported to hospital, while police responded around 8:18 p.m.
- An investigation is underway by the relevant aviation authorities to identify the cause of the crash and assess any potential impacts on flight safety.
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