In an event that some might call miraculous, a small Cessna plane made an emergency landing on a Houston street Wednesday evening, without causing injury or damage. According to Click2Houston, the aircraft, which was on a training flight from west Houston, encountered power loss and ended up touching down in the 1800 block of Fidelity Street, in the eastern part of the city.

With deft precision, the plane, a Cessna 182, navigated its unplanned descent onto the street. The Houston Police Department confirmed that two individuals, a pilot and trainee, were on board. "They had a good plan for what to do once they started having engine issues," Houston Police Department Lt. Larry Crowson told ABC13. "They implemented that plan here on the roadway. Fortunately, there were no cars on the roadway. They were able to avoid a lot of the power lines here."

The Houston Airport System recounted that the plane had declared an emergency around 9:05 p.m. and rerouted to Hobby, but the situation necessitated an earlier landing. Neighbors expressed astonishment at the unusual sight, with one resident describing the incident to ABC13 as a blessing, given the potential dangers

The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the incident. Local authorities and aviation experts are grateful that no one was injured in this rare event.