Michigan Authorities Advise Shelter in Place After Small Plane Crash in Grand Traverse County
- On Thursday, a plane crashed near County Road 633 and Blair Townhall Road in Blair Township, Michigan. Emergency responders are on the scene in Grand Traverse County.
- Blair Township Supervisor Nicole Blonshine reported the pilot parachuted out and remains conscious. She said the aircraft was reportedly an F-16, though she lacks "100% confirmation" of that.
- Grand Traverse County Emergency Management issued a shelter-in-place order covering County Road 633 from Jefferson Place to Blair Townhall Road. Officials believe no homes were damaged and no ground individuals were injured.
- Traffic is shut down near the crash site as responders manage the scene. Authorities instructed residents to remain indoors, close windows and vents, and follow emergency personnel directions.
- Investigators have not yet determined the cause of the crash or identified the aircraft operator. Authorities continue to secure the site while keeping the shelter-in-place order active.
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