Pilot forced to land single-engine plane on road east of Pine Bluff | Pine Bluff Commercial News

A pilot was forced to land a single-engine plane on a levee road east of Pine Bluff on Friday afternoon, according to Doug Hale, Grider Field airport manager.

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