Queens Assemblyman Clyde Vanel said he was forced to make an emergency landing on Shoreham Beach on Long Island after his small plane suffered engine failure.
Queens Assemblyman Clyde Vanel said he walked away without injury after he was forced to make an emergency landing on a beach when his small plane suffered engine failure on Friday .assemblyman was captured on video as he was forced to make an emergency landing on a Long Island beach last week while piloting a small plane.suffered an engine failure on Friday while he was practicing maneuvers.
"As per my training, I landed the airplane at the nearest safe location, while attempting to minimize damage to persons or property," Vanel wrote."I am thankful that I was able to walk away without injury." Caelyn Canace was walking her dog along Shoreham Beach, located on the south shore of Long Island near the town of Brookhaven, when she spotted the plane and began recording its descent."You can imagine, it was not a regular walk on our beach," Canace told Storyful."I realized that something did not look right, and then I was thinking, oh my god this plane was going down.
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