Small plane makes emergency landing in Midway field, no injuries reported
According to the Arkansas State Police (ASP), no injuries were reported after a small plane made an emergency landing at a local farm shortly after taking off from the Baxter County Airport on Wednesday morning.
The aircraft, a 1969 Cessna 172K fixed wing single engine plane, came to rest in a field owned by Freeman Farms near Highway 5 North and County Road 13 in the Midway area. While the Arkansas State Police are not releasing the names of those on board, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) records show the plane is registered to William Talley of Bakersfield, Missouri.
State police said they have requested assistance from the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate what caused the aircraft to land just outside the airport.
Plane being towed along HWY 126 (photo: Bruce Roberts)
Later, the plane was seen being towed back to Baxter County Airport along Highway 126 in Midway, with escorts provided by the ASP and the Baxter County Sheriff’s Department.
(photo: Bruce Roberts)
The investigation is ongoing, and additional information will be released when available.
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