A bright red biplane lost engine power over Tucson's south side Friday afternoon and landed on a busy street, authorities say.
About 2:45 p.m., the red plane that took off from Chandler landed on South Park Avenue and struck a light pole near East Bilby Road, Tucson police said.
A biplane struck a light pole during an emergency landing Friday afternoon on Tucson's south side. There were no injuries.
Neither the unidentified pilot, the sole passenger, nor anyone on the ground was injured in the crash.
A small biplane landed on South Park Avenue Friday afternoon after loosing engine power.
A portion of Park Avenue was closed for a few hours while the plane was towed from the crash scene.
The investigation continues.
