VIDEO: The pilot lost control of an aircraft, descended to a busy street and crashed into a ditch

The moment a plane entered the traffic and crashed into a ditch

A Canadian motorist caught When the pilot of an airplane lost control of his control, he descended on a busy road and hit a ditch in Canada.

The video has been published on social networks where it has already been reproduced 13,100 times and contains several comments that express how lucky he is to have it revealed.

In the clip of a few seconds and saved from inside a car, you can see when an airplane collapses and crosses the road.

The Cirrus SR20 aircraft crossed the road and avoided hitting cars that were on the street north of Toronto, Canada, despite being only a few inches from them.

We know that The plane collapsed and a few meters from the street, it crashed into a roadside ditch.

The local police reported that the Cirrus SR20 airplane model took off last Tuesday from Buttonville Airport in Markham, Canada, and descended on 16th Avenue near Highway 404.

Bill Chan, who captured this unusual moment, told CBC Toronto that he was on leave, so he was heading for a family meal and to buy lottery tickets.

"I was driving on the highway, accelerating and so the plane came right in front of me"he said.

He added: "I tried to dodge it, and that's when everything crashed."

The man mentioned in the same way means that the plane pbaded very close to his truck.

The aircraft crew, an instructor and his student, were slightly injured; no motorist is injureds.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating the case that it has clbadified as a "excursion to the track", that is to say when the plane leaves its track while attempting the so-called movement "touch and leave".

A spokesman said, according to the Daily mail: "then you go down and land, then slow down and accelerate, then you take another takeoff.

"This is an easy way to get a lot of takeoffs and landings if you follow a workout. A standard maneuver, but in this case, something went wrong, "he added.