Small plane, state police helicopter collide in midair over Pennsylvania
Summary
A small plane and a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter crashed into each other in the air near Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday night. Authorities have not yet announced if anyone was hurt, and an investigation is underway.Key Facts
- The crash happened at 7:50 p.m. near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
- A Cessna 150 plane and a Bell 407 police helicopter collided in midair.
- Two people were aboard the helicopter; the number of people on the plane is unknown.
- No information on injuries or deaths has been released.
- First responders arrived at the crash site near Carlisle Airport.
- Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has been briefed and is heading to the scene.
- The National Transportation Safety Board will lead the investigation, with help from the FAA.
- Carlisle is about 120 miles west of Philadelphia.
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