A plane carrying 10 passengers, including several associated with the documentary "Salinger," and two crew members crash-landed in Colorado Sunday, UPI reported. No injuries were reported in the afternoon accident at Telluride Regional Airport involving Great Lakes Aviation Flight 7150, The Denver Post reported. The Hollywood Reporter said the plane's landing gear collapsed, resulting in what one observer described as a "belly-landing." Weinstein Co. publicity executive Emmy Chang and "Salinger" co-author David Shields were among those on board, the Reporter said. The San Miguel County Sheriff's Office said the plane reported "a warning light indicated a landing gear was not locked down" before it touched down and its left gear collapsed. The aircraft "skidded to a halt" shortly after 1 p.m. local time, the department said.
