Two walk away with only minor injuries after a Peruvian Air Force plane crashes into power cables and makes an emergency landing on top of a CAR in a city centre street
- Small plane crash landed on top of a row of parked cars in Lima, Peru on Monday
- It spins out of control as it crashed through power cables before landing upright
- Shocked passersby run to help the pilot who is appears to still be in cockpit
A plane crash landed through power cables on top of cars in a busy city centre street in dramatic footage.
Pedestrians were shocked when an Air Force aircraft fell from the sky on a street in Lima, Peru, on Monday.
The small white and orange plane can be seen spinning wildly out of control as it crashes to the ground, falling through thick power cables which it drags down.
Firefighters attended the scene after an Air Force made a crash landing on a street in Lima, Peru, on Monday
The small white and orange plane fell through thick power cables and landed on parked cars
It makes an emergency landing on a row of parked cars and is brought to a halt as sitting upright.
One of its wings can be seen extending over the pavement as downed power cables surround the aircraft.
Shocked passersby can be seen running out of houses and shops to investigate the sudden crash.
They rush over to try and help the pilot who is seemingly still sitting in the cockpit.
Fire fighters, police officers and members of the Air Force rushed at the scene where the aircraft training plane fell.
The pilot was reportedly training and crashed just a few blocks away from an Air Force base.
Fortunately only two people suffered minor injuries during the bizarre crash landing.
Shocked passersby run out of houses and shops to investigate the sudden crash