Stunned 911 dispatcher reacts to plane crash-landing on Florida freeway: ‘A plane … out of the sky?’

Stunning 911 audio has been released after witnesses shockingly watched a plane crash into a small car while making an emergency landing on a Florida freeway.

The fixed-wing Beechcraft 55 was attempting to make an emergency landing on I-95 in Merritt Island at about 5:45 p.m. Monday after reporting engine trouble, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) told Fox News Digital. 

During the landing, the plane landed on top of a 2023 Toyota Camry, before skidding in front of the car onto the road, according to a report from affiliate FOX 35 Orlando.

Witnesses described the terrifying scene in 911 call audio recently released by officials.

A Beechcraft 55 crashed-landed on a Toyota Camry on a Florida freeway Monday night.  (Florida Highway Patrol)

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“[On] I-95 a plane just came down,” one woman told 911. “The people in the plane are moving around.”

“And you’re saying a plane, correct?” the dispatcher asked. “Out of the sky?”

“A plane hit a car as it landed on I-95,” the woman responded.

A Beechcraft 55 seen after crashing into a car on a Florida freeway.  (Florida Highway Patrol)

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Another woman told dispatchers the sight was “pretty scary,” noting it landed on a car.

“I saw him coming down, and I hit the brakes,” she said. “I was in the far left lane, and it came right beside me and hit the small white car.”

The 27-year-old Orlando pilot and a 27-year-old passenger from Temple Terrace, escaped the aircraft unharmed.

A Beechcraft wheel on the side of a Florida highway.  (Florida Highway Patrol)

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The Camry, which was being driven by a 57-year-old woman at the time of the crash, was taken to hospital with minor injuries. 

Another man who called 911 said the plane put its landing gear out and appeared to be “under control.”