Firefighters surround the Cessna 310 after it came to a stop on the runway. (Photo by Art Smith)

WILLIAMSTOWN — A plane safely landed at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport in Williamstown Tuesday afternoon after reporting trouble with its landing gear, officials said.

The plane landed around 12:20 p.m. on runway 21 where emergency crews from the Williamstown and Waverly volunteer fire departments and emergency responders from the airport were waiting.

The pilot reported the landing gear was not fully deployed, according to Airport Manager Ben Auville.

The plane, a Cessna 310 two-engine six seater, tipped onto to its nose at landing, skidding before it safely stopped. No injuries were reported.

The plane is registered to R&M Aviation of Wood County, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

A Cessna 310 slides to a stop after landing without a working front wheel. (Photo by Art Smith)

The FAA in a statement said the nose gear of the plane collapsed while landing. Two people were on board, the FAA said.

The FAA will investigate and will post a preliminary accident and incident report, possibly today.

A Cessna 310 with stuck nose wheel makes a low pass over the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport in Williamstown Tuesday so that officials could get a good look at the stuck wheel. (Photo by Art Smith)

A Cessna 310 lands without a working nose wheel on runway 21 at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport in Williamstown Tuesday. (Photo by Art Smith)

Fire vehicles line up awaiting the arrival of the plane. (Photo by Art Smith)