Three people avoid serious injury after Gippsland plane crash

Three people have avoided serious injury after a plane crashed off the South Gippsland Hwy, with SES, ambulance and police on the scene.

Plane crash at Tooradin. Picture: supplied/Twitter

Three people appear to have avoided serious injury after a light plane crash off the South Gippsland Hwy.

Nine emergency service units are responding to the aircraft accident at Tooradin, 57kms southeast of Melbourne.

Ambulance officers have assessed three people after a small plane crashed into a ditch at Tooradin — but it is believed nobody has been seriously injured. https://t.co/GRfuU7OlD7 pic.twitter.com/jIGdNWuqX2

— ABC Melbourne (@abcmelbourne) May 3, 2019

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An Ambulance Victoria spokesman said a call came through of a plane crash at 1.40pm today.

They said ambulance officers are assessing all three people on board but no one has been taken to hospital.

Local SES members and police are also on the scene.

An SES spokesperson said the incident was not believed to be a crash landing and it appeared the wing had toppled over.