Ann Romney's Plane Makes Emergency Landing A private plane carrying Ann Romney, the wife of Mitt Romney, made an emergency landing in Denver on Friday afternoon after the cabin filled with smoke. Mrs. Romney was flying from Los Angeles to Omaha for a campaign event when her plane was forced to divert, a result of an apparent electrical fire, said Sarah Haley, a campaign spokeswoman. No injuries were reported. The crew of the plane instructed everyone aboard to remain seated, with their lap belts on, a Romney campaign aide said. There were 10 people aboard when the plane began to experience trouble, including four staff members and two members of the Secret Service. The plane was surrounded by fire trucks and emergency vehicles upon touching down in Colorado. Mr. Romney, in Las Vegas for a rally and fund-raiser, spoke to his wife by phone after she landed. Mrs. Romney was waiting for a different plane to arrive in Denver and take her to Omaha.