The pilot was treated and released from the scene following the crash landing.
MORGAN, UtahFirst responders in Utah rescued a pilot who crashed and flipped his plane after losing engine power at 9,000 feet in the air. Air traffic controllers received an emergency broadcast signal from the plane that said, "We are losing our engines and going down in Morgan County."
The pilot's sister also contacted authorities and said her brother was the only one in the plane when it crashed and said he could not get out of the aircraft. Morgan Fire and EMS and Morgan Sheriff’s Office arrived and helped the pilot to safety. He was treated then released. This story was reported from Los Angeles.
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