Plane goes down in field in Kenosha County after losing power; pilot not hurt
KENOSHA COUNTY -- A plane went down Tuesday, October 4th near the intersection of Highway C and Highway KD in the Town of Randall in Kenosha County.
The call for this incident came in shortly after 3:00 p.m.
A preliminary investigation has revealed the pilot on board wasn't hurt.
The plane apparently experienced engine problems, and the pilot had to make somewhat of an emergency landing in a field in the area.
The plane was en route to Chicago Executive Airport from an airport in Burlington when the engine problems occurred.
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Plane crashes in corn field in Town of Randall
The pilot attempted to land at the Westosha Airport but was unable to do so.
The plane is a Cessna 172 manufactured in 1969 per the 72-year-old pilot from Grayslake Illinois. The plane suffered moderate damage.
The FAA will be investigating this incident.