The pilot was attempting to make an emergency landing, said police A man and a woman escaped serious injury when their plane flipped upside down during an emergency landing in Leicestershire.
The light aircraft came down in a farmer’s field near Kilby at about 1500 BST.
A man in his 20s, believed to be the pilot, was slightly hurt and a female passenger, in her 60s, was unharmed.
Leicestershire Police said the incident had been referred to the Air Accidents Investigation Branch.
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