Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Small Plane Crashes in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
A small airplane had an accident on Wednesday evening in a town in Pennsylvania.
The plane landed very hard in a field.
The person flying the plane was okay and only had a few bumps and bruises.
Emergency teams went to help.
The people who look into airplane accidents will try to figure out why it happened.
A small plane crashed Wednesday evening in Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
The aircraft made a hard landing in a field on the 700 block of Cowpath Road around 5:30 PM.
Emergency crews responded to the scene.
The pilot suffered minor injuries but was able to exit the aircraft.
The FAA is expected to assist in the investigation to determine the cause of the crash.
- Who
- A pilot
- What
- A small plane crashed after a hard landing in a field
- When
- Wednesday evening, around 5:30 PM
- Where
- 700 block of Cowpath Road, Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
- Why
- Cause of the incident is undetermined
- Location
- Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
- Time
- Wednesday evening, around 5:30 PM
- Aircraft Type
- Small plane
- Injuries
- Pilot sustained minor injuries (bumps and bruises)
- Investigating Agencies
- Montgomery County dispatchers, Perseverance Volunteer Fire Company, Telford Fire Company, FAA