Pilot taken to hospital following gyrocopter crash at Quorn
A pilot was left with serious lacerations after his light air craft crashed in the state’s Mid North on Wednesday afternoon.
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A pilot has been taken to hospital with serious lacerations following a gyrocopter crash at Quorn.
It is believed the aircraft collided with a building and a vehicle at the Quorn Racecourse.
Emergency services rushed to the state’s mid-north following reports of the ultralight aircraft crash at around 4.40pm.
The 33-year-old pilot from the State’s Mid North, was taken to hospital by ambulance, after he sustained serious lacerations, which are not believed to be life-threatening.
Authorities are investigating the incident.
It comes as the town prepares for its annual Quorn Cup race meeting on Saturday.
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