An incredible rescue of a pilot who was trapped in a power line

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A single pilot named Thomas Koskovich is very thankful that he was rescued by members of the Scott County Sheriff's Office came to rescue him on Saturday afternoon when for unknown reason his plane was tangled on the electrical power lines near Louisville Township. The rescue team managed to turn off the electrical power lines where the small single engine Piper Cub was entangled in an upside down position. In my opinion, Thomas is one lucky small airplane pilot who came out of his airplane without any injuries to him since any small airplane that get tangled on electrical power lines usually finds a tragic end for any single engine pilot due to the current passing through the airplane. . Thomas was the lone occupant of the single engine airplane which may had either mechanical engine trouble or a pilot error. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the cause of this accident which thank goodness no one was hurt. That old saying holds true "Any airplane ride that you can leave safe and sound is a good landing."