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2008/07/27

Piper cub banner plane crashes




What: Single engine Piper cub banner plane owned by Paramount Air Services, of Middle Township
Where: hotel back yard- Cape May
When: Saturday
Who: Matthew Wolf
Why:The pilot dropped his AmeriHealth banner in a tree in a lakefront complex in Burleigh at about 5:40 p.m.

Update-After the engine quit, Wolf crossed North Wildwood Boulevard at Exit 6 of the Garden State Parkway, circled south aiming for the big mowed field of the exit's jug handle, but lacked altitude and momentum. After clipping the top of a tall tree, it plowed nose-first into the ground in the 60-foot-wide backyard of the Catalina Motel.

The pilot only suffered a broken nose.
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