A Cirrus SR22 crop duster crashed



A crop duster plane crashed under unknown circumstances near Villa Ana. The pilot was seriously injured and was taken to a hospital. The crop duster plane was destroyed.


Local media report the aircraft was registered LV-GKH, however this aircraft is a Cirrus SR22. 



https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/352144

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