Small plane lands in NJ after smoke reported in cockpit
Authorities say a small plane made an emergency landing at a New Jersey airport over the weekend after smoke was reported in the cockpit.
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4h agoAuthorities say a small plane made an emergency landing at a New Jersey airport over the weekend after smoke was reported in the cockpit.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the Maryland-bound plane landed safely at about 11 a.m. Sunday at Teterboro Airport in Bergen County.
An FAA spokesperson said the pilot of the single-engine Piper PA-32 “reported smoke in the cockpit.”
There was no immediate information about whether there was anyone else on the aircraft.
Federal authorities said the plane had departed from Norwood Regional Airport in Norwood, Massachusetts, and was on its way to Montgomery County Airpark in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
The FAA is investigating.
