An airplane on its way to Chicago from the Upper Peninsula dropped landing gear into a neighborhood, on Thursday, Jan. 21, the Chicago Tribune reports.
A tire and other landing gear from a small plane plunged from the sky and landed between two houses in a Chicago neighborhood around 6:19 p.m.; no one was injured, the newspaper reports. The small tire – for an airplane – was from a single-engine Pilatus PC12.
The lopsided plane sent off considerable sparks when it landed at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, initiating an emergency response, the report said. The Boutique Airlines charter flight from Ironwood landed safely; the crew and passengers were uninjured.
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