An airplane safely made an emergency landing at Orange Airport Sunday morning amidst unexpected landing gear troubles.

The pilot successfully landed the plane on grass, where the aircraft skidded to a stop, officials said. No injuries or fuel leakage were reported, and the aircraft suffered only minimal damage

Firefighters in Massachusetts responded to a plane that landed without its landing gear deployed at Orange Airport on Sunday. Just after 9:30 a.m., Orange Fire Department dispatchers were notified by officials at Fitchburg Airport that an incoming plane with landing gear problems would be landing at Orange Airport.

With firefighters and medical workers standing by, a small plane with land-gear troubles made an emergency landing at Orange Municipal Airport Sunday morning. There were no reported injures. The pilot touched down on a grassy area and skidded to a stop.

Orange Emergency Services said that at approximately 9:34 a.m. at the Shelburne Control Dispatch Center, operators received a call from Fitchburg Airport. The report stated that an incoming plane from the Fitchburg Airport was having problems with its landing gear and would be landing in Orange.

Police praised the pilot of a plane forced to make an emergency landing for their actions during stressful conditions.

Despite landing gear problems, an airplane safely touched down in northern Massachusetts Sunday morning due to some skilled maneuvering from the aircraft pilot.