A small airplane made an emergency landing on Interstate 78 in Allentown, Pennsylvania on Saturday morning, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

The aircraft touched down on the interstate, though details about the circumstances that led to the emergency landing have not yet been released by authorities. The FAA confirmed the incident occurred Saturday morning.

No immediate information was available regarding potential injuries to the pilot or passengers, or whether the landing caused any traffic disruptions on the highway. The condition of the aircraft following the landing also remains unclear.

Interstate 78 runs east-west through Pennsylvania, connecting the Allentown area with other major population centers in the region. Emergency landings on highways, while uncommon, occasionally occur when pilots face mechanical issues or other urgent situations that prevent reaching a proper airfield.