No one hurt after aircraft emergency at Jefferson City Memorial Airport
Madison Stuerman
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
No one was hurt after an airplane made an emergency landing at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport on Friday morning.
According to the Jefferson City Fire Department, crews were called to the airport at 11:06 a.m. after a report of a plane coming in experiencing mechanical issues.
The aircraft had three people onboard when it landed and slid along the runway with only part of the landing gear deploying, according to JCFD.
All three people were able to exit the plane safely.
Jefferson City deployed one engine company, an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting truck to the scene. Three fire chiefs, two Cole County EMS units, two EMS command staff and one Callaway County EMS responded.
Crews cleared the scene at 11:59 a.m.
The incident is under investigation.