Light Aircraft Makes Emergency Water Landing Off Haiti, All Passengers Swim to Shore Safely

A routine flight in Haiti turned dramatic when a light aircraft was forced to make an emergency water landing. The Cessna 402B, operated by ZED Airlines, was traveling from Cap-Haitien in northeastern Haiti to the capital, Port-au-Prince. The incident occurred yesterday around 11 a.m. The airline confirmed in a statement that the pilot and two passengers were on board and all exited the plane unharmed. "Fortunately, there were no casualties to mourn," the company said. Footage shared on social media shows the passengers swimming to shore following the emergency landing.