Pilot went unharmed after a small plane crashed near Hampton airport in northern Hampton, New Hampshire, Tuesday morning.
Hampton Fire/Rescue were the first respondents at the ranking site with Reddington Landing in North Hampton, a city about 8 miles south of Portsmouth.
The plane had no passengers at the time of the collision, and officials said no injuries had been reported on the ground.
Photos posted on the Department’s Facebook page show a small aircraft Sitting between the trees with a landing.
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A small plane crashed near Hampton Airport in northern Hampton, New Hampshire, February 11, 2025. (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)
Hampton McMahon firefighting head was confirmed by Fox News Digital during the phone call that the pilot estimated EMS and sustained injuries.
“New Hampshire and FAA state police have been informed. The scene is under control,” Hamptton Fire/Rescue said in a Facebook post.
Hampton Fire/Rescue responded to the site of a small aircraft collision near Hamptton Airport in Hampton, New Hampshire, February 11, 2025. (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)
AND Hampton Police Directorate He could not contact the comment immediately.
The first respondents are exploring a small aircraft collision near Hampton Airport in Hampton, New Hampshire, February 11, 2025. (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)
McMahon said that the New Hampshire Air Force Bureau would explore the cause of the collision.
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In a telephone call with Fox News Digital, Hampton Airfield said that although they could not share any details about the incident under the investigation, they were “grateful that there were no injuries.”
