He's fine and you can read the full article here:

 

http://m.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-31759873

 

but this line just cracked me up.

 

 

After crash-landing, he was initially treated by two doctors who happened to be at the golf course.

 

Thank FSM for doctors playing golf

I was at a small farm with exhibits and rides for kids when a child started fitting - 5 out of the 7 adults present visiting were Doctors (and not as one group). It was amusing watching the pecking order develop as they realised who knew most about particular incident; consultant at A and E and consultant paediatrician ended up attending - whilst the others milled around.

 

I was also at a rugby game when a scots player whose name I cannot remember (very posh Edinburgh accent) suddenly hared off the pitch and into the crowd. He had seen a man in the stands having a heart attack and as he was a cardiologist as well as a loose forward he decided his skills were best served in the stands rather than the pitch