Plane Crash on Florida Interstate Leaves Driver with Minor Injuries in Shocking Video Footage
A dramatic dashcam video has captured the heart-stopping moment when a small plane "dropped out of the sky" and crashed into a car on a busy Florida interstate, injuring the driver. The incident occurred around 5:45pm Monday on I-95 in Cocoa, with the plane, identified as a fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft, crashing into a 2023 Toyota Camry.
Eyewitnesses describe the scene as chaotic, with the plane appearing to make an emergency landing before careening straight into the car. The video footage shows the impact vividly, with sparks flying and the car's trunk crumpling upon impact. Miraculously, the 57-year-old driver of the Toyota Camry suffered only minor injuries.
The pilot and passenger of the plane, both men in their mid-20s from Orlando and Temple Terrace respectively, were unharmed in the crash. They remained on the scene, cooperating with authorities.
According to witness Jim Coffey, he was mere seconds away from being hit by the plane before it veered off course and crashed into his car instead. His son Peter Coffey corroborated this account, describing how the plane's wheel "smacked right dab" onto the back of their vehicle.
The incident has been referred to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for investigation, with local authorities conducting a separate crash inquiry. The FAA did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the matter.
A dramatic dashcam video has captured the heart-stopping moment when a small plane "dropped out of the sky" and crashed into a car on a busy Florida interstate, injuring the driver. The incident occurred around 5:45pm Monday on I-95 in Cocoa, with the plane, identified as a fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft, crashing into a 2023 Toyota Camry.
Eyewitnesses describe the scene as chaotic, with the plane appearing to make an emergency landing before careening straight into the car. The video footage shows the impact vividly, with sparks flying and the car's trunk crumpling upon impact. Miraculously, the 57-year-old driver of the Toyota Camry suffered only minor injuries.
The pilot and passenger of the plane, both men in their mid-20s from Orlando and Temple Terrace respectively, were unharmed in the crash. They remained on the scene, cooperating with authorities.
According to witness Jim Coffey, he was mere seconds away from being hit by the plane before it veered off course and crashed into his car instead. His son Peter Coffey corroborated this account, describing how the plane's wheel "smacked right dab" onto the back of their vehicle.
The incident has been referred to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for investigation, with local authorities conducting a separate crash inquiry. The FAA did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the matter.