Harrison Ford reported engine failure moments before crash
Actor expected to make full recovery
Nothing can keep Harrison Ford down.
Three months after crashing his vintage World War II plane at a Los Angeles golf course, the 72-year-old actor returned to the friendly skies on Thursday.
This time, Ford flew his 2013 Bell 407 helicopter with the help of a co-pilot.
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He was spotted arriving to the Santa Monica airport wearing a tan t-shirt and brown pants before taking off.
“This is the first time Harrison was back at the airport since his scary crash landing,” a source tells People.
Ford suffered head injuries as well as a broken a broken pelvis and ankle from his March crash.
“Harrison was very, very happy to be back at the airport,” said another insider. “He kept smiling and, although walking with a slight limp, looked great.”
The spy added that the “Indiana Jones” star flew up and down the West Coast for a couple of hours. “He seemed very excited about flying again,” added the source.
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