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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Prop-Stopper Gets Away with It

An airplane propeller sent a worker at the Butler County Regional Airport, Ohio, to the hospital on Monday. According to police, the spinning propeller hit the man in the head; but amazingly, he suffered only minor injuries.

At this point, authorities have not identified the man, but they have confirmed that he works for a company called Airquest Aviation. Airquest is the main FBO at Butler.

The worker was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital, but is expected to be released later today.

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