Two people were injured when a small plane went down near Fillmore Saturday morning.

“We received reports of a plane down around 10:30 a.m. between Santa Paula and Fillmore in the 20000 block of Telegraph Road, which is near the 126 and the red school house,” said Captain Stand Ziegler of the Ventura County Fire Department.

#TelegraphInc: Two occupants with minor injuries were transported to local trauma center for evaluation.
Pilot reported power failure and attempted landing in riverbottom near Hwy 126/Fillmore. No other injuries reported, no structures threatened. @VCFD @VCAirUnit pic.twitter.com/Y2umrobIci

— VCFD PIO (@VCFD_PIO) October 27, 2018

Ziegler said that the plane went down in a sparsely populated area, and no structures were damaged in the crash.

Air Squad 9 airborne and enroute to a report of a airplane down near Fillmore. @VCFD_PIO @kvtaspeednews @CHPMoorpark @VCSORomanoBassi @VCFD @fillmoresheriff pic.twitter.com/saChsf43vw

— VenturaCoAirUnit (@VCAirUnit) October 27, 2018

Two minor injuries were reported as a result of the incident, according to officials.

“The two patients were airlifted from the scene to an awaiting ambulance which transported the two to a local trauma center,” Ziegler said.

According to Ventura County Fire Department’s Public Information Office Twitter, the pilot reported a power failure and attempted to land in a nearby riverbed.

Ventura County Sheriff’s officials are currently conducting an investigation into the exact nature and cause of that power failure.

Ed. Note: Louie Diaz contributed to this article.

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