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Plane Crashes Into Car on Florida Highway
Both planes experienced engine failures; one collided with a car on Interstate 95, with all occupants surviving and minor injuries reported, officials said.
- On Monday, two small planes crash-landed in Central Florida, one across from a DeLand high school and the other on Interstate 95 in Brevard County.
- Officials said the pilot reported engine problems and was forced to land on the highway during a training flight.
- Officials told reporters the plane occupants and a driver were taken to hospital; both people on board were conscious, and a driver suffered minor injuries after the car lost its roof, door, and trunk.
- Responders later removed one plane on a flatbed, and witnesses described shock at the plane on its side with a door open.
- Both incidents remain under investigation, with investigators and the Federal Aviation Administration examining causes while witnesses and bystanders prayed and urged caution near the scenes.
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