article_snippet: A pilot is fighting for A pilot life after crashing an ultralight motorised glider into the mouth of a large river.
article_snippet: The male pilot, 57, was flown to Royal Brisbane Hospital with serious head, chest and abdominal injuries after A pilot lost control of the aircraft and crashed into Noosa River, south east Queensland, at about 7am on Sunday.
article_snippet: Witnesses said The hang-glider spun around then flipped upside down as serious head, chest and abdominal injuries attempted to correct the aircraft but nose-dived straight into the water, reports Sunshine Coast Daily.
article_snippet: Medics airlift a 57-year-old pilot to hospital after serious head, chest and abdominal injuries crashed into the water at 7pm on Sunday .
article_snippet: Witness Simon Duffin, who was eating breakfast when the aircraft came down, said serious head, chest and abdominal injuries saw A pilot lose control of the aircraft while A pilot was in the air. 'serious head, chest and abdominal injuries levelled out
highlights_snippet: The male pilot, 57, suffered serious head, chest and abdominal injuries .
  
highlights_snippet: The hang-glider flipped upside down  and nose-dived straight into the water .
  