A pilot walked away uninjured after a small plane they were flying crashed near near Hampton Airfield in North Hampton, New Hampshire, on Tuesday.

A small plane went down near Hampton Airfield in New Hampshire Tuesday morning. It happened at around 10:15 a.m. Hampton Fire/Rescue said the pilot - the only person on board - wasn't injured. The plane came down in some trees near some houses on Reddington Landing.

Dave Lennon was practicing takeoffs and landings in his 1946 single engine plane when, he says, it stalled and crashed into the woods near Hampton, New Hampshire.

The aircraft “was coming in to land at the airfield, and he was having some control problems,” Hampton Fire Chief Michael McMahon said.

The aircraft's sole occupant was uninjured, officials said. The post Small plane crashes in Hampton, N.H. appeared first on Boston.com.

Crews are investigating after a small plane crashed near the Hampton Airfield in Hampton, New Hampshire. According to the Hampton Fire Department, crews responded to the crash on Tuesday morning. The pilot, the sole occupant of the plane, was evaluated by EMS and was not injured.