Two Airplanes Land on Florida Roads in Separate Incidents

Three people were hospitalized after the improvised touchdowns.

Meg Godlewski

Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 07:00 AM ET

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A twin-engine aircraft made a forced landing on Interstate 95 in Florida during rush hour, colliding with a car.
Despite the dramatic crash caught on video, only the car's driver suffered minor injuries, with all four individuals involved (two in the plane, two in the car) avoiding serious harm.
The NTSB preliminary report indicates the incident occurred during an instructional flight due to a loss of engine power, prompting the pilot to land on the interstate after realizing a return to the airport was not possible.

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There was dramatic video but no serious injuries when a twin-engine aircraft made a forced landing on a Florida interstate during rush hour on Monday evening.

The aircraft came down on a car in the southbound lanes upon touchdown. There were two people in the car and two people onboard the aircraft. The driver of the car was the only one injured and was transported to a hospital with what authorities described as minor injuries.