Montana Senator Tim Sheehy made an emergency landing in a field Friday after his aircraft experienced engine failure during a routine flight training exercise.

The Republican senator was piloting the plane himself when the mechanical failure occurred, according to his office. Sheehy safely landed the aircraft in an open field following standard emergency procedures.

The incident took place during what was described as routine flight training. No injuries were reported from the emergency landing.

Sheehy's office confirmed the senator was conducting the training flight when the engine failure forced the unscheduled landing. Further details about the specific type of aircraft or the exact location of the landing were not immediately available.