Mechanic hurt after small plane flips in Oklahoma
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Published: December 26, 2012
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TULSA (AP) — Officials say all runways at Jones Riverside Airport in Tulsa have reopened after a small plane flipped over.
Officials say the incident happened Wednesday morning when the throttle on a Cessna 172 became stuck as a mechanic was moving the plane from one hangar to another.
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Tulsa television station KJRH reports that the mechanic was taken to a hospital with cuts to his forehead, nose and fingers.
One runway was closed temporarily at the airport, which primarily serves private aircraft.
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