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'Everybody was just screaming,' victim of DeLand airplane crash at Publix says 
  
 "It was like something had exploded in the store," a shaken Cordova told the Orlando Sentinel shortly after being released from Florida Hospital DeLand . "The roof just started shaking. All the lights went out. Everybody was just screaming." 
  
 DeLAND — Lisa Cordova was shopping at Publix on Monday when an airplane dropped out of the sky and into the meat department. 
  
 Cordova was one of five people hurt — two seriously — when an experimental, amphibious plane crashed into the supermarket on International Speedway Boulevard in the Northgate Shopping Center about 40 miles north of Orlando. 
  
 WFTV-Channel 9 reported on its website that Publix employees saw the pilot and a passenger climb from the plane with their clothing on fire. The report added that a meat-department manager put out the flames and got them out of the store. 
  
 Three customers, including Cordova, were hurt, said Dwaine Stevens, a Publix spokesman. The other two were expected to be treated and released, Florida Hospital DeLand spokeswoman Diane Maimone said. 
  
 The crash happened about 7:20 p.m. less than two miles west of DeLand Municipal Airport, where the plane had just taken off, Sgt. Chris Estes, a DeLand police spokesman, said. Initial reports indicate the problem was mechanical, DeLand Mayor Robert Apgar said. 
  
 Cordova, 39, of DeLand said people inside the store didn't know what had happened until they made their way through blinding smoke and got outside. The force of the explosion lifted her from the floor, hurled her forward and knocked her to the ground face and shoulder first, she said. 
  
 She is haunted by the memory of a man who was trying to extinguish flames on his leg and was begging her for help. 
  
 "He was just pulling layers and layers of his skin off his leg," said Cordova, who was thankful she had dropped her 10-year-old daughter off at the YMCA before going shopping. "Someone grabbed me and pushed me out of the store. I was like, 'I can't leave him there.' " 
  
 The other shoppers who were injured, police said, were April Morris, 37, of DeLand, and Brendan Beitler, 20, a student at Stetson University in DeLand who was shopping with his fraternity brothers. Morris and Beitler were in stable condition at Florida Hospital DeLand. Beitler was more seriously hurt, police said. 
  
 Roth Peeler, who lives about 300 feet behind the Publix, said he saw the plane go down. Afterward, he walked to the front and saw people running to their cars and trying to get out of the parking lot, he said. 
  
 "A small single-engine, plane spiraled right down and through the roof and just exploded," Peeler said. "Not a piece of the plane came out. It's all in the store." ||||| A small experimental plane sputtered and crashed in flames into a supermarket at a Florida shopping center Monday evening, injuring five people and sending frightened shoppers running from the complex, authorities said. 
  
 Several people in the Northgate Shopping Center in DeLand dialed the emergency dispatcher around 7:20 p.m. to report that the aircraft had plunged into the complex, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said. Callers said the plane showed signs of trouble moments before it hit the roof of the supermarket of the Florida-based Publix chain. 
  
 "A twin-engine experiment aircraft has crashed into the roof of the Publix supermarket," DeLand Police Sgt. Chris Estes told The Associated Press by telephone. "Publix is the only structure to suffer any damage." But he said all the businesses in the complex were closed to make way for emergency crews. 
  
 He said the plane had taken off from a nearby municipal airport in DeLand, a Florida city about 20 miles (30 kilometers) west of Daytona Beach. 
  
 The police spokesman added that three people had suffered severe burns and two others had moderate burns but he didn't specify who on the ground or on the aircraft were injured. 
  
 However, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said a pilot and a passenger from the plane were airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center. Spokesman Gerardo Morales later confirmed to AP that two people had been airlifted there, but he declined to identify them or discuss their injuries. 
  
 Marleny Arevalo, a manager at a nearby Taco Bell fast food restaurant, said she didn't hear or see the crash but customers entering the outlet reacted with shocked looks moments afterward. 
  
 "They said, "Something's burning!" she told The Associated Press by telephone. 
  
 Arevalo said she quickly ran with another employee to the shopping center and saw flames in the air shooting from near the back of the Publix supermarket. 
  
 "There was a lot of smoke. When I first saw it, there was fire in the air and then it was just a lot of black smoke," she said, adding she tried to go behind the supermarket where fire officials blocked the area. She said they also blocked surrounding roads for hours afterward. 
  
 Roth Peeler, who lives about 300 feet (90 meters)behind the store, told the Orlando Sentinel he saw the plane go down. 
  
 "A small ... yellow plane spiraled right down and through the roof and just exploded," Peeler said. "Not a piece of the plane came out. It's all in the store." 
  
 "I went around the front and saw people running out of the store and trying to get into their cars and out of the parking lot," he added. 
  
 It wasn't immediately clear how many people were in the shopping center at the time of the crash or where exactly the plane had struck the supermarket. 
  
 Broadcast station WFTV reported on its website that Publix employees who declined identification looked up after the plane crashed through the roof. 
  
 The station reported that workers saw the pilot and a passenger climb from the plane with their clothing on fire. The report added that a manager in the supermarket meat department was able to put out the fire in their clothes and rush them outside for help. 
  
 The report said both of the plane's occupants were severely burned and three other adult shoppers in the store were taken to a local hospital where one was treated and released. The report said none of the shoppers had life-threatening injuries, quoting an unnamed hospital official. 
  
 A dark column of smoke wafted from the supermarket rooftop after the crash. About 20 fire trucks at one point crowded about the complex. Firefighters atop a truck's extension ladder poured streams of water on the flames. 
  
 Kathleen Bergen, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, told The Associated Press in an email that the FAA did not provide air traffic services for the flight and had no information on the plane, its flight or those aboard. 
  
 A call by AP to Publix at its Lakeland, Florida, headquarters was not answered Monday evening. 
  
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 AP writers David Fischer in Miami, Carlotta Bradley in Washington, and Bill Cormier in Atlanta contributed to this report. ||||| A man is heard yelling "Get out! Get out!" in 911 tapes from the crash of a small experimental plane into a DeLand Publix grocery store that left five people injured. 
  
 "I'm hearing it. I've got the store on line and I hear people screaming, 'Get out! Get out!" said the dispatcher. 
  
 The plane had just taken off from the DeLand Municipal Airport when it suddenly lost power and crashed into the Publix in the Northgate Shopping Center on International Speedway Boulevard on Monday evening. 
  
 "Oh my God, an airplane just went into the Publix, oh my God," said a caller. 
  
 Emergency dispatch tapes released Tuesday captured the panic as customers fled the store a day earlier. The plane came through the roof of a Publix supermarket in DeLand, about 40 miles north of Orlando. 
  
 Five people were injured in the crash, including the pilot, the co-pilot and three people who were inside the Publix, WFTV learned. 
  
 WFTV learned that Kim Presbrey was the pilot of the airplane, and is a prominent attorney from Chicago, Illinois. 
  
 Presbrey and his passenger, Thomas Rhodes, remain in serious condition. 
  
 Of three shoppers injured, one is in stable condition and the other two were released from the hospital. 
  
 During a news conference on Tuesday, Senior Air Safety Investigator Luke Schiada said the plane was a Sea Wind 3000 that seats four people. 
  
 Schiada said the plane was taken out in pieces, and officials were inside the Publix documenting the wreckage. 
  
 "The majority of the airplane was consumed by that fire," he said. "There will be a preliminary report available in about a week." 
  
 Schiada said that the plane did not appear to have a black box, but it may have been equipped with a GPS-type device. 
  
 "The majority of the wreckage spans across two isles," Schiada said. "The propeller is partial melted, but visible." 
  
 Hospital officials at Orlando Regional Medical Center said the pilot and co-pilot were in critical condition. 
  
 One of the shoppers, Brandon Beitler, had severe burns to his leg. 
  
 "Publix, 911, someone is on fire in Publix, and um…oh God," said a caller. 
  
 The other two shoppers were released from Florida Hospital DeLand with minor injuries, officials said. 
  
 WFTV talked to shopper Lisa Cordova just hours after she was released from the hospital overnight. 
  
 "It was so loud, and I mean I just knew instantly something very, very bad had happened, but you didn't know what," said Cordova. 
  
 Cordova said that she was about to leave when she heard the explosion. 
  
 "It was just like somebody came up from behind me and like pushed me through the air," Cordova said. 
  
 Cordova was almost out of the meat isle, so she only escaped the flames by a couple seconds. 
  
 However, Beitler was not as lucky. 
  
 “Then this other guy came flying out and his leg was all on fire and skin melting off and stuff. He was just screaming for people to help him,” she said. "I was trying to help him, but I had no idea what to do to help him." 
  
 "What's on fire?" asked the dispatcher. 
  
 "A person!" replied the caller. 
  
 WFTV talked to Beitler's father, Douglas Beitler, outside of ORMC overnight. 
  
 "He said it was like a Harrison Ford movie. It was just reaction, and all of a sudden, the hair on his arm is singed from the fire going past him,” said Douglas Beitler. 
  
 Cordova said Beitler would have been in worse shape if two people did not rush over to put out the flames burning through his leg. 
  
 Volunteer firefighter Lester Petrovich said he was next door at a Lowes store when he saw the crash and he ran over to help. 
  
 "I wasn't going to leave that young man to burn alive inside that building. There was just no way," said Petrovich. 
  
 Cordova said she is grateful to be home, but even more grateful everyone made it out alive. 
  
 "It's pretty amazing," Cordova said. 
  
 The store is structurally sound, but likely won't be re-opening anytime soon. 
  
 You can e-mail breaking news photos right from your computer or mobile device to share@wftv.com. |||||
Output:
At least five people were injured when a small, experimental plane crashed into a supermarket in Florida last evening. The pilot and a passenger suffered severe burns, and three shoppers suffered non-life threatening injuries after the aircraft plunged into a Publix supermarket in DeLand, about 20 miles west of Daytona Beach, AP reports. The supermarket is in a shopping center just off the southern end of the city's airport. "A small single-engine plane spiraled right down and through the roof and just exploded," a witness tells the Orlando Sentinel. "Not a piece of the plane came out. It's all in the store." Publix employees say the pilot and passenger climbed from the plane with their clothing on fire after the crash, WFTV reports. The manager of the meat department helped put out the fires.