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Engine failure suspected as safety bureau launches probe into plane crash
An investigation has been launched into the suspected engine failure and forced landing of a small plane after it crashed in a paddock in Logan, hit trees and burst into flames.
Bystanders dragged the 24-year-old pilot away from the burning wreckage just after 2.30pm on Friday after the plane crashed at a property in Lyons, about 25 kilometres south of Brisbane.
The scene in Greenbank after a light plane crashed into trees and caught fire on Friday.Credit:Nine News Queensland
The pilot, who suffered chest, abdominal and head injuries, as well as broken bones, was airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical but stable condition.
On Saturday, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau said the suspected engine failure and forced…
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