Plane makes emergency landing in Huron County
OPP say this plane landed safely in a soybean shortly after take-off on June 14, 2022. (Submitted: OPP)
Provincial police said a small plane needed to make an emergency landing Tuesday afternoon in Huron County.
In a tweet, OPP explained that the pilot experienced an engine issue with the four-seater aircraft shortly after take-off from the Centralia Airport, near Exeter.
The plane then safely landed in a soybean field near Huron Park, just east of Airport Line.
Police said the pilot wasn't injured and there was no damage to the plane.
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