"A small plane struck two homes in Phoenix on Wednesday before crashing nose-down in a backyard, injuring the two people on board and a man in one of the homes, authorities said. One of the wings of the Piper P-28 was torn off and settled on the roof of the first home it damaged."
"A student pilot and flight instructor sustained minor cuts and burns and were taken to a hospital along with the man in the home, Phoenix Fire Department spokesperson Capt. Todd Keller told Phoenix television stations. 'Fortunately, everyone was OK,' Keller told azfamily.com."
A Piper P-28 aircraft struck two residential homes in Phoenix on Wednesday before crashing nose-down in a backyard. One wing was torn off and landed on the first home's roof. The plane came to rest next to a swimming pool at the second residence. Three people sustained injuries: a student pilot, a flight instructor, and a man inside one of the homes. All three injuries were minor, consisting of cuts and burns, and the victims were transported to a hospital. The aircraft was en route to nearby Deer Valley Airport when the incident occurred. The Federal Aviation Administration is conducting an investigation into the crash.
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