The Iowa state Patrol says a small plane landed on US 218 Saturday evening after running out of fuel, KCRG reports. Officials say it happened around 5:45 Saturday afternoon.    They say a man operating the bi-wing plane ran out of fuel and landed around the 94.

No one was injured when a biplane made an emergency landing on southbound Highway 218 at Mile Marker 94, according to a news release. At 5:45 p.m. Saturday, the Joint Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call for a small biplane that made an emergency landing on southbound Highway 218 at Mile Marker 94.

JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa — A small airplane had to make an emergency landing on a highway in Johnson County, Iowa this weekend, according to the sheriff's office.

Iowa State Patrol says a small plane had to make an emergency landing on Highway 218 near the Melrose Avenue in Iowa City after it ran out of gas.They say the

A biplane made an emergency landing on the southbound side of U.S. 218 near the 94 mile marker Saturday evening after running out of gas. No injuries were reported.  “A local pilot had to make an emergency landing,

The pilot, John Ockenfels, was flying alone at the time of the incident and was not injured. The airplane sustained no damage.