1 killed, 1 injured as plane crashes into home near Woodinville

	1 killed, 1 injured as plane crashes into home near Woodinville WOODINVILLE, Wash. - A small plane crashed into a home Saturday near Woodinville, killing the pilot and critically injuring a passenger aboard the aircraft, police said. Firefighters and police responded to the scene, near NE 144th Street and 232rd Avenue NE, at about 3 pm after receiving a report of a plane crash into a single-family home. Two men were aboard the plane. The pilot, Jay Uusitalo, 45, of Redmond, was found dead at the scene. The passenger, a teen from Spokane who is Uusitalo's nephew, was rushed to Harborview Medical Center with severe lacerations to the head and chest, as well as internal injuries. He was listed in critical condition. Two teens were inside the home at the time of the crash. They were not harmed. They told KOMO News that they heard a loud crash and the whole house shook. They then saw the wing of a plane inside the home. Other witnesses who live in the neighborhood say they heard sputtering and looked up. They saw the propeller on the plane stop and the aircraft flipped upside down, crashing into the home. According to the Federal Aviation Administration registry, the fixed-wing single engine plane is registered in Redmond and it seats up to four people. It was not immediately known where the plane was coming from or where it was headed. The FAA, National Transportation Safety Board and the King County Sheriff's Office are all investigating the crash. The plane's wreckage likely will not be removed until Sunday, officials said.	From: ReportWatch Views: 0 0 ratings
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