A U.S. Coast Guard plane carrying Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing after one of its engines failed, according to reports from multiple outlets. All passengers and crew members aboard were safe following the incident.

The Coast Guard pilots were credited with successfully managing the emergency situation and bringing the aircraft down without injury to those on board. Secretary Mullin was traveling on official business at the time of the incident.

Details about the specific location of the emergency landing and the exact cause of the engine failure had not been fully disclosed as of initial reporting. Authorities were expected to investigate the mechanical failure that prompted the unscheduled landing.

The incident drew widespread attention given that a cabinet secretary was aboard the aircraft. The DHS has not issued a detailed public statement beyond confirming the emergency landing and that all individuals aboard were unharmed.