Rescuers use kayaks to reach pilot after crash in icy creek
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EDGEWATER, Md. (AP) — Rescuers used kayaks to reach the pilot of a small airplane that crashed into an icy creek near a Maryland airport and began to sink, state police said.
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EDGEWATER, Md. (AP) — Rescuers used kayaks to reach the pilot of a small airplane that crashed into an icy creek near a Maryland airport and began to sink, state police said.
Kayakers helped rescue a pilot after a small plane crash into Beards Creek in Edgewater, Maryland. The pilot was later transferred to Anne Arundel Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. WRC's Paul Wagner reports.
A small plane crash landed into an icy creek in Maryland and started to sink with the pilot still inside. A former U.S. Navy captain and his son grabbed the family’s kayaks and rescued the pilot. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk shares more on the heroic story.
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