Irish pilot ‘followed his drills’ as four survive Florida plane crash

Four members of the Ulster Flying Club have survived a plane crash in Florida.

Irish pilot ‘followed his drills’ as four survive Florida plane crash
Wed, 17 Sep, 2014 - 12:25

Four members of the Ulster Flying Club have survived a plane crash in Florida.

The private aircraft lost power while approaching the airport in St Petersburg on Monday.

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