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Small plane 'slips' off runway at Salt Lake City International Airport

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A small plane reportedly veered off the runway and into the grass at Salt Lake International Airport. According to airport officials a single engine general aviation aircraft landed on runway 35 and "slipped" off the runway upon landing.

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