A FedEx cargo plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Newark Liberty International Airport on Saturday morning after a bird strike caused an engine fire.

Officials confirmed that the fire was contained to the engine, and no injuries were reported. The incident briefly halted air traffic as a precaution before operations resumed.

Audio from air traffic control captured the crew reporting a possible bird strike and requesting an immediate return to the airport. Moments later, another transmission suggested that an engine may have detached from the right wing. The strike reportedly occurred just a few hundred feet off the ground.

The aircraft, which was en route to Indianapolis, declared an emergency and returned safely to Newark after sustaining engine damage. All three crew members on board exited the plane safely.