Jennifer Lawrence made an unplanned appearance in Buffalo this weekend. 
 
 A small plane carrying the Oscar-winning actress and "Hunger Games" star was forced to make an emergency landing Saturday at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport after it experienced engine failure, according to E! News. 
 
 Helen Tederous, a spokeswoman for the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, told The Buffalo News that a Beechcraft 400 Beechjet was diverted to the airport in Cheektowaga at 1:15 p.m. Saturday after possible left engine failure. 
 
 The aircraft landed safely with two crew members and two passengers on board. She did not identify the passengers, although E! News talked to a Lawrence representative who confirmed that she was on board and was not injured in the incident. 
 
 Tederous said that after the landing, the aircraft went to Prior Aviation. The plane was heading from Louisville, Ky., to the Teterboro Airport in New Jersey. 
 
 It's not yet clear if or when the plane left Buffalo. ||||| Jennifer Lawrence is a lucky lady... 
 
 Earlier today, the Oscar winner was aboard a private plane when the flight was forced to make an emergency landing due to engine failure, E! News can confirm. 
 
 When contacted about the harrowing incident, a rep for Lawrence confirmed that the actress is fine. 
 
 A source tells E! News that during the flight, which was coming from Louisville, Kentucky, one of the engines failed at 31,000 feet. The pilots made an emergency landing, however, while in the middle of the unscheduled landing, the other engine failed. 
 
 Despite the double-engine failure, the pilots landed the plane safely in Buffalo, New York. ||||| CLOSE Jennifer Lawrence’s private jet had to make an emergency landing. Fortunately, it has been reported that Lawrence is safe and sound. She was flying out of her hometown Louisville, Kentucky, when the plane’s engines failed. USA TODAY 
 
 A private plane carrying Jennifer Lawrence made an emergency landing Saturday, June 10, 2017. (Photo: Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP) 
 
 Jennifer Lawrence endured an eventful plane ride this weekend. 
 
 Liz Mahoney, a representative for the Passengers star, confirmed to USA TODAY that a private plane carrying the actress made an emergency landing in Buffalo, N.Y., after experiencing double-engine failure. 
 
 After leaving Louisville, Ky., where she spent time with her family, one of the plane's engines went out while cruising at an altitude of 31,000 feet. When the plane made an emergency landing, it lost the second engine. 
 
 Mahoney says the 26-year-old Academy Award winner walked away without injuries and is doing OK. 
 
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– Engine failure is not what you want to experience at 31,000 feet, but that's what happened to actress Jennifer Lawrence on Saturday—and then it got worse. The 26-year-old had departed Louisville, Ky., on a private plane with two pilots and one other passenger when the engine issue occurred. A rep for the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority tells the Buffalo News a Beechcraft 400 Beechjet made an emergency landing in Buffalo at 1:15pm due to the left-engine issue. E! reports that while making the landing, the other engine gave out, but the plane was able to land without incident. A rep for Lawrence confirms to USA Today that she was uninjured.