A small, single-engine airplane crashed in a residential area of Third Avenue in Bayport on Sunday night, April 10, 2016, injuring two men, officials said. Significant damage, much of which appeared to be smoke- and fire-related, was visible on the plane's nose. (Credit: Ed Betz and Stringer News Service)A single-engine plane with mechanical problems crashed onto a residential street in Bayport Sunday night, injuring the pilot and a passenger after landing hard and catching fire, officials said.
Suffolk Police Commissioner Timothy Sini said the Piper aircraft, which was en route to upstate Orange County, crashed at 7:04 p.m. at the intersection of Second Street and Third Avenue in Bayport......
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