Plane makes emergency landing on M-28 after engine blows mid-flight; no injuries reported

Michigan State Police and other emergency personnel look over the pilot after they had to make an emergency landing on the Seney stretch after engine failure mid-flight in Thursday. (Photo courtesy of Michigan State Police 8th District)
MARQUETTE – On Thursday night, M-28 near Star Siding Road in Alger County was temporarily closed due to a plane that had to make an emergency landing after its engine blew mid-flight.
There were no injuries, and the pilot was able to land safely. Michigan State Police from the 8th District Headquarters assisted on scene. Alger County Sheriff’s Office and Munising Fire Department also assisted.
The plane was brought to Hanley Field Airport in Wetmore by state troopers.