A small plane made an emergency landing on a Phoenix roadway Sunday afternoon near 7th Street and Missouri Avenue, according to the Phoenix Fire Department.
Emergency crews responded around 2:15 PM to reports of an aircraft down in the street. When firefighters arrived, they found a small water-capable aircraft that had landed directly on 7th Street in North Phoenix.
Phoenix Plane Crash: What Happened
Officials said three people were on board the aircraft at the time of the incident. All occupants safely exited the plane before first responders arrived.
- All three individuals were evaluated on scene
- No one required transport to a hospital
- No injuries were reported
Despite the dramatic landing, no other vehicles, buildings, or bystanders were impacted.
Location of the Emergency Landing
The incident occurred near one of Phoenix’s busy corridors:
- 7th Street and Missouri Avenue
- Central Phoenix / North Central area
- Near residential neighborhoods and local traffic routes
The aircraft came to rest partially in the roadway, drawing attention from nearby residents and drivers.
Investigation Underway
The scene has been turned over to the Phoenix Police Department. Federal aviation authorities are expected to assist in determining what caused the emergency landing.
At this time, the cause of the Phoenix plane crash remains unknown.
Rare Phoenix Aircraft Incident
Emergency landings on city streets in Phoenix are extremely rare. Quick response from first responders and the pilot’s ability to land the aircraft safely likely prevented injuries or more serious damage.
