Aviation Law

Plane Accident Behind Oceanside Elementary School Kills Pilot

A pilot was killed in a plane accident behind an Oceanside Elementary School during late morning on Tuesday. Before 11 a.m., the pilot’s plane went down near SR 67 in a field just behind Luis Rey Elementary School, which was not holding classes at the time.

The pilot, who has not yet been named, was flying a small plane currently identified as a twin-engine Beechcraft Baron. Flying from Oceanside Municipal Airport to an unknown destination, the pilot seems to have attempted to retreat to the airport but then lost control and crashed.

The plane burned after crashing into the ground, killing the pilot as it did. For now, it is unknown if anyone else was on the plane or where the plane was actually headed.

If you have been injured in a plane crash or aviation accident, contact a lawyer who has experience working with plane crashes and other personal injury cases. Our Los Angeles personal injury law firm has the experience and the resources to represent you – contact us at 310.882.6810 for a free consultation.

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United Airlines Flight 30 Injured DC – LAX Flight 967

Tonight, United Airlines flight 967 from Washington D.C.’s Dulles Airport to LAX  encountered turbulence injuring at least 30 passengers, one of them seriously.  The flight was diverted to Denver never making its final destination to Los Angeles.

Reports indicate that there were 255 passengers on the plane with 10 crew members.  Aviation accidents are a unique area of personal injury law.   If you or a loved one have been injured while on a commercial flight or on a private charter flight, it is important  that you immediately speak with an accident attorney about your case.  For California resident, order your free personal injury book today which dedicates an entire chapter to aviation accidents including plane crash and helicopter crashes.

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Possible Injuries In Plane Crash At Los Angeles Golf Course

A small plane flying over Los Angeles crashed into an expanse of land on a golf course in Venice on Thursday night, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. At around 6:00 p.m., the plane crashed down somewhere near the 8th hole of the golf course, a facility called Penmar Golf Course. One person was being checked by paramedics for possible injuries in the plane crash, but no final determination was provided.

Apart from the person being checked by paramedics, no reports were made of whether or not others were injured. The crash will be investigated further by Los Angeles authorities.

If you have been injured in an accident, specifically in a plane crash or plane accident, contacting a Los Angeles plane crash lawyer is something wise to consider. Plane crash lawyers understand aviation law and can provide the help you need after an aviation accident of any kind. Call one of our  lawyers in Los Angeles for a free consultation about your aviation accident.

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Pilot Dead In Los Angeles County Emergency Plane Crash Landing Could Be Called Hero

Initial reports showed only that a pilot died in an emergency landing in a parking lot – but later reports have revealed that the pilot who died in a plane crash this past weekend may have, in fact, saved several lives in his unfortunate emergency landing plane crash.Saturday the 14th, the still unidentified pilot flew a 1977 Beechcraft Bonanza registered to a David E Flotho.

For reasons unknown, the pilot made an emergency landing into a parking lot into San Gabriel, touching down on the ground successfully but then crashing into a factory wall. The plane, after hitting the factory wall, became engulfed in flames, the pilot still inside.

A very strategic maneuver by the pilot may have actually saved many lives, says reports from LA County Fire Department. The pilot was forced to land in an area that could have made his landing quite hazardous to others, yet landed in a way that was entirely safe to all bystanders – avoiding cars, a railroad sign, and area buildings.

Investigation and autopsy of the pilot’s death is ongoing as of Monday. If you also have been the victim of a plane crash, car accident, or other such injury-causing event, your best course of action is to seek advice from a lawyer. From aspects of medical insurance to filing litigation, lawyers can offer professional information and advice that is otherwise unaccessible. For accidents in Los Angeles, we specifically ask that you schedule a free consultation with our personal injury legal offices – call 888.222.8286 or submit your case online.

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Plane Crashes With Cars On SoCal Freeway

A plane and 3 cars collided in an unusual accident in Southern California on Sunday. When the plane ran out of fuel, its pilot was forced to make an emergency landing — onto Highway 101, where naturally, many unsuspecting vehicles were driving. The plane, a Piper PA-24 Comanche, was headed to Santa Barbara Airport when reports were made regarding its lack of fuel. At around 10:30, the plane hit down on southbound Highway 101, just a mile short of the airport. According to the pilot, Kris Sean Michael, he attempted to land in a way that was safe with the traffic, but was unable to do so.

The plane touched down atop of the traffic, hitting three vehicles separately. The first vehicle, a Chevy Suburban, was hit by the tail of the plane whilst the plane remained in the air, as the pilot attempted to make a safe landing. When the plane had landed, it continued into a Honda Accord just before it came to a rest, at which point a Volkswagen hit the already stopped plane. Fortunately, of the 9 people involved in the plane crash and car accident, none were injured.

Plane crashes are not the most common type of collision, but they do occur. As seen in this case, each case is entirely different, and it is therefore wise to speak with a professional. If you have been injured or otherwise affected in a plane crash, you can speak with one of our lawyers at 310.882.6810 or by submitting your case online. We can help you get the help you need.

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2 People Killed in Hesperia Plane Crash

An August 16th plane crash occurred just north of the Hesperia Airport at 11:20 a.m. this morning,  killing the two passengers, a man and woman, who were on board. The small plane, which was a Cessna 152, took off from the Redlands but crashed shortly after.  The plane was destroyed but did not burn.  Authorities are looking into the cause of the  wreck which is not currently known. Names of the victims are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Planes, just like automobiles, have to be expertly built to prevent malfunction.  This is largely due to the fact that such crafts, when they fail to work properly, can cause devastating injury and harm to passengers.  In most cases, death can ensue.  While the cause of the above crash is still in question, one cannot rule out the possibility that it occurred due to defective airplane parts.  If an investigation finds this to be the case, family members can sue the airplane manufacturer for wrongful death under product liability laws.

When an airplane crash caused by defective parts steals a valued  family member from your life, you can pursue the matter in court.  Contact our  product laibility and wrongful death lawyers today  for a free consultation to learn more about your rights and get justice for you and your deceased loved one.

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Los Angeles Police Officers Injured In Helicopter Crash

Three police officers became victim to substantial injuries during the crash of an Los Angeles Police Department helicopter. On Thursday afternoon, the the helicopter hit down hard onto a General William J Fox Airfield taxi field in Lancaster, which is around 40 miles out of Los Angeles. The helicopter accident took place while the crew was engaging in a training exercise for using the helicopters. According to Ian Gregor of the FAA, they were currently practicing controlled landings but landed too hard.

In addition to damage amassed on the chopper, three of the officers were injured. One of the officers sustained moderate injuries, and the other two suffered minor injuries. Each of them were transported to a hospital for treatment but are expected to be fine.

If you have been injured in a helicopter crash, speaking with a lawyer should be considered a foremost concern. To Get The Help You Need, click the link or call our law offices at 310.882.6810 for a free consultation.

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Plane Crash Near Los Angeles Kills Two

A plane of unknown origin crashed near Los Angeles on Saturday, claiming the lives of two people. The small plane hit down in the middle of a Santa Clarita Rd near midday, killing two people on board the aircraft although no injuries occurred on the ground. Ian Gregor, a spokesman of Federal Aviation Administration, revealed that the plane involved in the July 18 crash was the property of a local resident. However, evidence regarding the place of origin or the plane’s destination was not available. Further investigation of the plane crash is in order by the Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board.

Although plane crashes aren’t nearly as common as car accidents, they are still a serious concern, even from a legal perspective. In the event that you also become involved in a plane crash near Los Angeles or in Los Angeles, it is only sensible that you consult with a lawyer for advice on the matter. To receive a free consultation, call our knowledgeable plane crash lawyer in Los Angeles to receive the help you need.

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Three Dead After Plane Crash in Hawthorne

In Hawthorne, a Beechcraft G36 single engine plane crashed nose first into the ground killing all three passengers on board. The plane, which was built in 2005,   wrecked in front of a six story building at 3901 W. Jack Northrop Ave on the west end of the airport at 4:24 p.m.  Everyone aboard the small passenger plane was killed on impact, but no one else in the surrounding area was hurt.

Firefighters arrived promptly at the scene and managed to contain the 20 gallons of fuel that was spilled in the crash.  Investigators are uncertain as to what caused the crash although it was suspected there was a flight instructor on board and the pilot was practicing take offs and landings.

Another cause of the accident could be faulty aviation parts or even negligence on the part of the pilot or instructor.  Surviving family members who look into the matter should pursue all possible avenues to get answers.  If they discover that the plane crash was caused by negligence that is traced to a manufacturer’s defect or untrained pilot, they can file a wrongful death claim. If you or someone you loved has been killed in an aviation related accident, call our law offices to discuss your case.  By making an appointment to speak one-on-one with a wrongful death attorney, you can  embark on a legal journey  that  enables you to uncover the circumstances behind your loved ones death.

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Plane Crash Near Lake Tahoe Airport Kills California Pilot

A small plane crash near Lake Tahoe Airport took the life of a 41-year-old pilot, according to reports from Federal Aviation Administration.The 41-year-old California pilot has been identified as Casey William Daggett. The Cessna 150 crashed happened just before 1 pm on Sunday, at a location around 500 feet from the runway.

The plane crash remains under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration, but initial reports reveal that the California pilot was attempting a takeoff from Lake Tahoe airport when the crash took place.

Plane crashes are not nearly as common as other types of accidents, but they do occur all the same. If you have been involved or injured in a plane crash, we advise that you consult with a lawyer to receive advice regarding about your legal rights in a plane crash. Our plane crash lawyers in Los Angeles are prepared to provide you with the help you need. Don’t hesitate to call 310.882.6810 to get the help you need – Let Us Fight For You.

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