Golfers In Oz Shocked When Plane Crash Lands Right Near Them

The golfers are accustomed to the birds in the track, but the planes are of course a different issue.

In the afternoon Sunday afternoon, a single -motor plane crashed on the Mona Vale Golf field near Sydney, Australia.

Golf Club member Callum Nicholls said, “The plane was really low on our heads and there was no propeller movement. A engine didn’t seem open,” he said. Manly told the observer.

Nicholls said that the pilot was a bank in the corner to try and down to 15, but he fell in the altitude, which caused him to slip in front of the green until the plane stops.

Nicholls said that he was a kind of species at the scene ve and gave medical assistance to two passengers in his 50s.

Nicholls said, “Both were good. There were slight tear on someone’s face,” Nicholls said. “We were a little shocked, but we couldn’t finish our tour because we didn’t play great.”

Another man named Jason pulled the accident on his phone.

“He was losing altitude quite quickly. Nothing was right,” he said to the observer. “The sound was a bit shocking, but you could see it was a quite gentle, textbook type landing. The whole scene for the pilot. He was able to download it safely. “

Australian Transportation Safety Office Spokesperson Hoca.com.AU told The two men on the plane are a pilot instructor and a student who left Camden an hour before the accident and plans to enter Wollongong.

Two men were taken later The royal North Shore Hospital reportedly they were in a stable situation.