Joseph Tomanelli, 56, dead, Daniel Tomanelli, 21, injured in small plane crash at Meriden-Markham Airport in Meriden, Connecticut

Modified Date: 
Tue, 05/16/2017 - 7:38am
Accident Date: 
Monday, April 24, 2017

Police: small plane crashed near Connecticut airport

The Record-Journal in Meriden reports (http://bit.ly/2pZKCsp ) there were two people aboard and at least one of them has been taken to a hospital. The extent of injuries was not immediately clear.

The crash happened around 6:25 p.m. Monday near the Meriden and Wallingford municipal line. WTIC-TV reports the single-engine plane went down about 100 feet from the runway at Meriden-Markham Airport.

Report: 1 person dead, 1 injured in Connecticut plane crash

A small airplane has crashed near an airport in Connecticut, killing one person and injuring another.

The Record-Journal in Meriden reports (http://bit.ly/2pZKCsp ) there were two people on the plane when it crashed, and the one who survived was undergoing surgery.

 

1 dead, 1 injured in small Connecticut plane crash

According to police, the two people in the plane were a father and son.

The son is in the hospital, but it is unclear the extent of his injuries at this time.

Police say small-plane crash killed man, injured his son

Police say 56-year-old Cheshire resident Joseph Tomanelli was killed and 21-year-old Daniel Tomanelli was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Joseph Tomanelli was a primary care doctor based in Wallingford.     

Police identify Cheshire man who died in Wallingford plane crash

The plane crashed on Hanover Street, which has been blocked off. Meriden Police say Evansville Avenue is closed in Meriden.

NTSB releases preliminary report on fatal Wallingford plane crash

The plane that was destroyed in the crash was manufactured in 2005 and had its most recent annual inspection on March 13th. At that time, the plane had accrued about 1,229 hours of operation.     

People Involved: 
Joseph Tomanelli
Daniel Tomanelli
Roadway: 
Hanover Street

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