No injuries reported after small plane makes emergency landing

No injuries were reported after a small airplane made an emergency landing on I-75 north near Ronald Reagan Highway outside Cincinnati Thursday afternoon.

The incident was reported shortly before noon, according to the Cincinnati Fire Department.

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We are wrapping up operations on the scene of a private plane which made an emergency landing on NB I-75 at the 11.2 MM. There were no injuries. I-75 is closed at SR 126 by @CincyPD and the @OSHP is investigating. pic.twitter.com/C9NcaDHPEB
— Cincy Fire & EMS (@CincyFireEMS) April 16, 2020

I-75 northbound should be reopening soon. The airplane that made an emergency landing on the highway earlier today is being relocated to the entrance to N I-75 from Galbraith Rd. as the investigation continues by @FAANews pic.twitter.com/5pvUpHBILi
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) April 16, 2020

The landing closed I-75 north at state Route 126.

It is not clear what lead to the emergency landing.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol in investigating.

We will update this story as more details are available.

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