Truck crashes by wall during Florida’s Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport

A lorry crashed by a wall of Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport in Florida Thursday morning, president and arch executive officer of a airport, Fredrick Piccolo, confirmed to USA TODAY.

Piccolo pronounced a occurrence occurred only before 3 a.m. The masculine driver, pushing a GMC pickup truck, went by a fringe blockade and afterwards crashed by a wall of a building nearby a container explain area during a “very high rate of speed,” finally entrance to a stop during a let automobile counter.

Local authorities arrived to a stage with paramedics. At that time, Piccolo pronounced there were no travelers in that area of a airport, only a few workers. The motorist was taken to a hospital, Piccolo said.

“There were a integrate people behind a let automobile counter,” he said. “They’re shaken adult though not injured.”

The lorry has given been towed away, and the occurrence is still underneath investigation. 

Piccolo pronounced he expects a area to be spotless adult and operational again shortly. They will only be down one container belt, he added.

Earlier this week, a teenage lady crashed through a blockade during Fresno Yosemite International Airport and crashed a stolen aircraft.

The lady got into a King Air 200 propeller-driven aircraft and started one engine, according to airfield officials. The aircraft began to “move and pivot,” afterwards crashed into a building and a blockade on airfield property. 

Contributing: Sheyanne N Romero, Visalia Times-Delta

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