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DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – The pilot of a P-51 Mustang had to land with its wheels up at Dallas Executive Airport on Wednesday. “Fortunately, there was no fire,” said Jason Evans with Dallas Fire-Rescue. “There were also no injuries.”
FAA records show the single-engine plane is registered to the American Airpower Heritage Flying Museum, which is a subsidiary of the Commemorative Air Force.
The plane sustained extensive damage, according to officials.
Investigators are looking into why the landing gear failed.
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