Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Falmouth Beach with No Injuries

A Cessna 170 made an emergency landing on Black Beach in Falmouth, Massachusetts after running out of fuel on Thursday afternoon, with no injuries or damage reported. The plane landed safely on the sandy barrier beach near Great Sippewissett Marsh, and emergency personnel including firefighters assisted by refueling the aircraft and pushing it to firmer ground for takeoff. After multiple attempts, the plane successfully took off from the beach, circled the area, and landed at a nearby airfield, with the pilot signaling positively to a news helicopter crew. Authorities confirmed there was no environmental impact or danger to the public from the landing. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident. First responders remained on the scene to ensure safety and manage the situation.