According to authorities, California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers have been welcomed as a hero after rescuing a pilot just before the CRASH dropped near US 101 and was wrapped in flames.
CHP did not respond to the details of the details at the time of the publication time.
According to the institution, he saw an airplane falling in the empty field, immediately abandoned the stop, and rushed to the Crash drop.
As he approached, the aircraft was already burning. Ayala pulled it on the right shoulder of the highway, jumped over the chain link fence, and sprinted to the debris in search of an emergency response.
In the smell of strong smoke and fuel, Ayala saw the pilot struggling from the CRA from the aircraft. CHP said that when the flame spread rapidly, he grabbed the injured pilot’s arm and dragged him safely.
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When they reached a safe distance, the explosion shook the collision site and completely wrapped the aircraft with flames.
“Thanks to Ayara’s quick thinking and courage, tragedy has been avoided,” said CHP. “His heroic behavior is a proof of his unwavering dedication to public safety and those who risk his life to save others.”
According to CHP, the airplane passengers could escape on their own, and two bystanders rushed to help. Ayala instructed one civilian to support passengers, and another person stayed on the spot to support the first respondents.
Both pilots and passengers were transported to Santa Bar Cottage Hospital for treatment.
CHP also thanked the civilians who supported the rescue.
