HYANNIS – A Cape Air plane returned to Cape Cod Gateway Airport after the pilot reported one of his engines went out. Flight tracking appeared to show the plane had departed on a scheduled flight to Binghamton, NY when the pilot diverted back to Hyannis. About 11:15 AM, the Tecnam P2012 Traveller twin engine aircraft landed without incident and no injuries were reported. The FAA will investigate the incident.
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
LISTEN: Upper Cape Tech brings Wizard of Oz to Holiday Dinner and Show
Cape Cod bolsters wildfire preparedness with new modernization plan
Polar Express Cape Cod donates seats for local foster families
Pair of Cape hotels honored in Forbes’ prestigious new listing
Yarmouth town meeting approves home lobster sales, ending a year of a controversial issue
Steamship Authority holding public meetings for new reservation system
PHOTOS: D-Y Schools celebrates a new playground
Falmouth voters approve solar projects at former Cape Cod Country Club
Yarmouth Fire issues statement on fatal sewer construction collapse
Cape leaders celebrate state funding for recycling
Deceased whale washes ashore on Nantucket
Sea turtle stranding season arrives as first cold stunned turtles wash upon Cape shores
Healey administration encourages installation of heat pumps to take advantage of lower rates










