SLO flight makes emergency landing after bird strike
A flight leaving the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport was forced to turn around and conduct an emergency landing Saturday after a bird strike.
According to Cal Fire’s X account, the department was alerted at around 2:30 p.m. of a bird strike that caused damage to a plane after leaving the Airport.
The plane landed safely back in SLO, and no injures were reported, the X post read.
Cal Fire conducted a full emergency response, it said on its X account, and remained on the scene for assistance following the plane landing.