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Single-engine plane crashed in Conway on Friday; pilot transferred in hospital for treatment
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Conway, Arkansas – The pilot of the single-engine plane that crashed in Conway on Friday was transferred in hospital for treatment after the crash.
According to official reports, the plane crashed Friday afternoon around 2 p.m. at the Conway Municipal Airport at Cantrell Field.
The pilot survived and suffered injuries as a result of the crash. Crews immediately transferred him to hospital for treatment. No details about his condition were given, but they said he was conscious when he arrived at the hospital.
There is ongoing investigation that should reveal the reason for the crash. No more details were given.
This is a developing story. We expect more details from Monday.
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