
A plane collides with a skydiver —
A Cessna collided with a parachute at a small airport in Polk County, Florida, on Saturday, March 8.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
The plane took a nosedive and the skydiver was thrown to the ground.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
Neither the pilot nor the skydiver was seriously injured when they fell about 75 feet, according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
The pilot, Sharon Trembley, 87, was doing "touch and goes" with the Cessna, a maneuver in which the plane touches the ground and ascends again.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
On his third time up, one wing became tangled in the strings of the parachute that held 49-year-old John Frost, officials said.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
Both men were taken to a hospital. Frost was treated and released and Trembley was being held for observation on Saturday night.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
Officials said the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration were notified and responded to the scene.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
The plane crashes nose first into the ground after hitting the parachute.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
The Cessna lands upright beside the skydiver on the ground.

A plane collides with a skydiver —
The skydiver sits up after crashing to the ground.


