Pilot hospitalized after plane crashes into building near Batten International Airport

  • Source: Lake Geneva News - Metered Site
  • Published: 05/18/2021 01:04 AM

The pilot of a single-engine plane survived after crashing into a building near Batten International Airport, 3239 N. Green Bay Road, at about 8 p.m. Monday, the Racine Fire Department reported. Few details have been released. Photos posted on social media show that the plane crashed into an industrial/warehouse building at 1901 William St., which is less than 2,000 feet southeast of one of Batten's runways. That building previously housed Ad-Tech Medical Instrument, a manufacturer that has since moved its operations to Oak Creek. The photos show the plane upside down and in pieces near the building's entrance. Felde said he doesn't think the Racine Fire Department has responded to a plane crash in at at least 15 years.



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