The plane was traveling from Youngstown to Detroit when it experienced an engine failure and needed to perform an emergency landing.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – State troopers say a plane carrying several federal marshals and an inmate crashed Wednesday in Geauga County.
The Federal Aviation Administration received a distress call from the aircraft that it was experiencing engine failure and needed to perform an emergency landing at the Geauga County Airport, authorities said. The landing exceeded the length of the runway and subsequently caused moderate damage to the aircraft, troopers said.
No one was injured after the multiengine plane crashed with six people onboard: a pilot, four marshals and an inmate.has reached out to the FAA and the U.S. Marshal’s Service for more information. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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