A small airplane crashed into the roof of a Publix grocery store in Volusia County, Florida on Monday, according to the Orlando Sentinel. The plane took off from Deland Municipal Airport and dropped out of the sky above the Publix store, according to witnesses. Police report that five people, including the pilot of the plane, were injured in the accident
The cause of the plane crash is still unclear. An investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board reported that he saw no signs of engine failure, but the airplane was seriously damaged in the wreck, making any investigation into the causes of the accident more difficult.
These kinds of small plane accidents can be caused by engine failure, but also a number of other factors, like pilot error, inclement weather, low visibility, other equipment malfunction and more. No matter the cause, they can lead to serious injury. Sometimes, these kinds of accidents can even be fatal.
In the event that a plane crash causes a catastrophic injury or worse, it’s important that victims and their families retain the services of experienced attorneys like those at Atlanta-based law firm Pope & Howard, P.C. Attorneys skilled in aviation accidents like these have the expertise necessary to seek adequate compensation and justice for victims and their loved ones.
If you or someone you know has suffered injuries or even been killed in an aviation accident, don’t hesitate to call our offices at (404) 994-4486. You can also learn more about Pope & Howard, P.C. on our website, at http://popehoward.com.
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