An Air Canada plane made an abrupt landing and left the runway at the Halifax airport in bad weather , but there were no immediate reports of injuries , authorities said early Sunday . The airline said all passengers with Flight AC624 from Toronto left the plane and went to the terminal . Halifax Airport said there were no injuries reported . An Air Canada plane went off the runway at the Halifax airport early Sunday ( file photo above ) The airline said a preliminary count indicated 132 passengers and five crew members . Flight tracking service FlightAware showed that the plane is an AirbusA320 , which has typical seating for 150 . Power at the airport was briefly knocked out , but Nova Scotia Power said they had since restored it . The cause of the outage was not yet clear . The Halifax region is currently under a snowfall warning , with an Environment Canada alert saying , 'Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow . ' Another flight tracking site , Flightradar24 , listed several cancelled flights at the airport Sunday morning .
An Air Canada plane went off the runway at the Halifax Airport airport early Sunday . In the process all the power was knocked out at the airport . Power has since been restored , and there were no reported injuries .