PROVINCETOWN – A Cape Air plane went off the runway at Provincetown Municipal Airport shortly after 8 AM Monday. Two pilots and a passenger were on board and appeared uninjured. The Cessna 402C was on a scheduled flight from Logan Airport (Boston) to Provincetown. The FAA will investigate the incident.
From the Town of Provincetown: At approximately 8:12 AM this morning (Monday, June 15), a Cape Air aircraft arriving from Boston overshot the runway while landing at Provincetown Municipal Airport and came to rest beyond the runway area.
The aircraft was carrying three individuals, including the pilot, co-pilot, and one passenger. While no serious injuries were reported, one individual was transported to the hospital for evaluation.
There was some smoke coming from the aircraft, but no fire was observed as a result of the incident. Emergency responders arrived quickly, secured the scene, and addressed any potential hazards. There is no threat to public safety.
Provincetown Police, Fire Department personnel, Airport staff, and National Park Service Rangers responded promptly and secured the scene.
The cause of the incident remains under investigation. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and Massachusetts State Police have been notified and are expected to assist with the investigation.
Provincetown Municipal Airport is currently closed while emergency responders and investigators work the scene.
The Town is grateful for the swift response of all public safety personnel. Further information will be released as it becomes available through the appropriate investigative agencies.
