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"The left landing gear collapsed, and the Beechcraft 1900D turbo-prop skidded on its belly," the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office told the L.A. Times. "A warning light had indicated there was a problem with the equipment before landing ... so emergency crews were alerted and stood by as the plane touched down shortly after 1 p.m. Sunday."
Boulder lawyer Philip Rosmarin, a passenger on the flight, told the Denver Post the pilot did a remarkable job of landing safely.
The National Safety Transportation Board plans to investigate the incident.
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