Harrison Ford's close call with passenger plane prompts FAA investigation

SANTA ANA, Calif. – Actor Harrison Ford flew over the top of a commercial airplane while landing his private aircraft after being instructed to use another location at John Wayne Airport on Monday, a source confirmed to KTLA.



The incident at the Santa Ana airport was first reported by NBC News and the source confirmed the information is accurate.

The mixup could result in the actor losing his pilot license, the news agency reported. 



Ford, 74, has been involved in several crashes, including one in Venice on March 2015.

He was piloting a small World War II era-plane when he crashed at a city golf course in Venice.

He underwent surgery after the incident and eventually recovered.

The actor crash-landed a helicopter in Ventura County during a lesson in 1999, NBC News reported.

One year later, Ford's six-seater Beechcraft Bonanza scraped the runway during an emergency landing at Lincoln Municipal Airport in Nebraska.

KTLA's Jennifer Thang contributed to this story.