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No one injured as commuter plane hits fence at Somerset airport
No one was injured when a commuter plane's landing gear apparently malfunctioned, causing the plane to hit a fence at the Lake Cumberland Regional Airport on Saturday, officials said.
Emergency crews were called to the airport when Locair Flight 151, traveling from the Baltimore/Washington International Airport, landed shortly after 3 p.m. Somerset Fire Department Battalion Chief Mark Katron said the landing gear on the plane apparently malfunctioned, making it difficult for the pilot and co-pilot to steer the plane.
The plane left the runway and came to rest against the airport's security fences. The pilot, co-pilot and one passenger were not injured, emergency crews said.
Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration are expected to arrive Sunday to conduct an investigation. The plane suffered minor damage
Hurt, Crosbie and May provides legal assistance throughout Kentucky for individuals involved in airline or airplane crashes caused by negligence. Hurt, Crosbie and May has experienced attorneys who have worked in every Kentucky jurisdiction.
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