- A Second World War-era seaplane made an emergency landing on a city street in Phoenix, Arizona, on 12 April.
- The aircraft reportedly experienced engine trouble mid-flight, with smoke filling the cockpit, forcing the descent.
- All three passengers on board exited the plane uninjured after it touched down on an empty road.
- A National Transportation Safety Board investigation is ongoing, with early findings suggesting the engine exhaust tailpipe separated from the manifold.
- A video of the incident, filmed from a wing-mounted camera, will be used for future pilot training sessions with the passengers' consent.
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