A small corporate plane veered off the runway at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport, landing in Coos Bay. All five onboard were rescued and hospitalized, with two later released. The 2019 Honda HA-420 ...

A small corporate aircraft ran off the end of the runway while landing at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (OTH) in North Bend, Oregon, and unintentionally skidded into Coos Bay. The aircraft, a ...

but “ran off the end of the runway,” per the FAA. It then skidded 100 feet off the airport's Runway 23 and into Coos Bay, according to KSL.com. The aircraft departed from the St. George ...

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The private plane sped off the tarmac at the Southwest Oregon Regional Airport in North Bend around 6:12 a.m. and ended up about 100 feet from shore in Coos Bay, an airport spokesperson told the ...

At about 6:12 a.m., a small private plane inbound from St. George Regional Airport in Utah went off Runway 23 at the airport in North Bend and crashed into Coos Bay. The plane, which was been ...

Their conditions remain unknown at this time. Emergency response teams, including the Aircraft Rescue and Firefighter Team, Coos Bay and North Bend Fire Departments, North Bend Police Department ...

A small plane overshot the runway at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport early Monday morning, crashing into Coos Bay, according to the North Bend Fire Department (NBFD). Emergency personnel were ...

The crash happened around 6:10 a.m. at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport in North Bend, which is just north of Coos Bay. The Pacific Ocean is just to the west. The aircraft, a 2019 Honda HA-420 ...

The aircraft was located about 100 feet off the east end of the runway in the waters of Coos Bay and has been secured by emergency response teams. As of 9 a.m., the cause of the crash was unknown.