South Metro Fire Rescue responded to Centennial Airport after a single-engine plane belly-landed there Monday afternoon.
At approximately 1:50 p.m., a Rockwell Commander 112 landed gear up — also known as “belly landing” — on runway 17R, airport officials stated.
Two passengers and a pilot were onboard and safely exited the plane without injuries, according to a tweet from South Metro.
The pilot extinguished a small fire before firefighters arrived, officials said.
Two runways, 17R and the nearby 35L, remain closed.
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