Expert suggests structural issue or medical emergency might have downed plane in Brooklyn Park

Expert suggests structural issue or medical emergency might have downed plane in Brooklyn Park

The single-engine turboprop plane that crashed into a house in Brooklyn Park on Saturday could have plummeted to the ground for a couple of reasons, including a structural issue or a medical emergency, a former commercial airline pilot said.

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