Plane Struck by Lightning Lands at Logan

No one was injured when the flight to Bermuda touched down Monday morning.

A plane that had reportedly been struck by lightening landed safely at Logan Airport in Boston Monday morning.

The Federal Aviation Administration reports that a JetBlue flight traveling from New York to Bermuda made an emergency landing at Logan around 9:30 a.m. No one was injured, according to CBS Boston.

The FAA had earlier warned that the storm traveling up the East Coast might delay flights.

In-air lightning strikes are common and, due to advances in aviation engineering not typically dangerous, but can be a bright, noisy event for passengers.

Meanwhile, don’t be concerned if you see smoke rising from Logan today. The airport tweeted this morning that it would be running training exercises from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday.