photo courtesy: WTRF TV
BELMONT, Ohio (AP) — Records indicate the small plane involved in a fatal crash in eastern Ohio is registered to a St. Louis-based nonprofit humanitarian group that works to help the poor.
Authorities say the single-engine plane crashed on a lawn east of Belmont on Friday night, killing the pilot.
Federal Aviation Administration records show the amateur-built aircraft was registered to Wings of Hope in Chesterfield, Missouri.
Officials told WTRF-TV that the aircraft was homemade and crashed after a mechanical malfunction. No information about the person who died has been released.
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