[Bommer]

Planes do crash into buildings sometimes.

Name some.

The B-52 in 1946 that crashed into the Empire State building, for one.

There was a report of a small plane crash just this morning that narrowly missed a house.

IT HAPPENS!

[RoughDobermann]

It was a B-25 and it was 1945

[Doctor Stochastic]

Make that a B-25.

[Tennessee_Bob]

The B-52 in 1946 that crashed into the Empire State building, for one.

Close, but no cigar. I'm not sure on the year, but it definitely wasn't a B-52. They didn't come out until the mid-late 1950s.

It was a B-25 though.....

[Travis McGee]

A B-52 in 1946? That must have been a sight.

[Hoosier Patriot]

That's one rare B-52 buddy. Best check again.

[ctdonath2]

The B-52 in 1946 that crashed into the Empire State building, for one.

That was in very heavy fog, and at a time when there were not enough tall buildings for pilots to worry about them.

There was a report of a small plane crash just this morning that narrowly missed a house.

There tends to be a lot of houses on the ground, and ground is hard to miss. Tall buildings, however, are very easy to miss - especially on a clear sunny day.

[ecomcon]

That's one in 55 years. In fog if I remember correctly.

What goes up must come down doesn't count.

[StriperSniper]

That was a B-25 at night in heavy fog, not 6 P.M. with a clear blue sky. Apples and oranges.

[dawn53]

Just an observation.

A plane crashing into a house is alot different than a plane crashing into a skyscraper.