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Father, Daughter Survive SR22 Accident

Deployed Airframe Parachute When Plane Developed Engine Problems

A father and daughter returning from a college visit sustained only minor injuries Saturday when the Cirrus SR22 they were aboard developed engine problems and the pilot deployed the airplane's airframe parachute system. The plane went down in Hauppauge, NY about 45 miles from Manhattan.

Television station WABC reports that pilot Louis Obergh and his daughter were returning home after visiting a college in Rhode Island. There were preparing to land at Republic Airport in Farmingdale, NY when the airplane developed the unspecified engine problem.

The plane went down in a grassy area near an industrial park in Hauppauge about eight miles northeast of the airport.

Suffolk County, NY officials said the two on board suffered "non-life-threatening" injuries.

(Image from file. Not accident airplane)

FMI: www.ntsb.gov

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