GettyImages-645706134
An aeroplane takes off from Essendon airport near a freeway and near the DFO Essendon Homemaker Centre as the centre reopened on Monday, excluding 12 homemaker stores, one of which was directly impacted in the crash and 11 others which remain without power on February 27, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

A small plane crashed on Southern California's 405 Freeway near John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana at approximately 9:35 a.m. Friday morning. The plane crashed into the highway's center divider without any reported fatalities.

The crash halted traffic in both directions. Video of the crash in progress shows the plane careening down from the sky, attempting to level out to land before a burst of flames erupted on the highway.

READ: Riverside Plane Crash Latest: 1 Dead After Cessna 310 Hits Residential Neighborhood

A man and a woman survived the crash and were removed from the plane's wreckage and were hospitalized with "non-life-threatening injuries," according to a report by CBS Los Angeles. So far, no other information has been released about the victims.

John Wayne Airport, which is located in Orange County, confirmed that the plane was a Cessna 310 aircraft and that the airport was temporarily closed to arrivals. The airport was reopened about an hour later.

Other photographs and video of the wreckage popped up all over Twitter by people stuck in traffic passing the plane. They show the plane in flames, emergency teams rushing to the scene, and the plane's passengers after they were evacuated.

READ: WATCH: United Airlines Plane At Newark Aiport Gushes Fuel As Jet Almost Takes Off

One user, "LUACE," wrote on Twitter: "looks like they got out okay... this is approximately 1 min after. Appears everyone evacuated."

Other pictures on Twitter showed the traffic on the 405 forced to find creative ways to avoid the standstill.

RELATED STORIES
United airlines California