It was a bit of a rough landing.

An Indonesian cargo plane slammed into the runway and skidded for just under a mile (1 kilometer,) tearing off its landing gear, while attempting to land on Tuesday morning.

The Trigana Air Service Boeing 737-300 freighter, Registration PK-YSY performing flight IL-7341 from Jayapura, landed was touching down at Wamena airport in West Papua, Indonesia, at about 7:30 a.m. when things started to go wrong.

Pilot Matt Dearden, who has been flying in Indonesia for seven years, told CNN that the plane was in low cloud when he attempted to land early on Tuesday.

"They touched down very hard in a nose high attitude which instantly collapsed both main gear. The left gear was ripped from the airframe as it skidded along the runway," he said.

"It came to a rest a long way from the impact point and skidded just off the right side of the runway, scattering debris as it went."

No lives were lost in the crash, marketing director for Pertamina Ahmad Bambang told online news portal detik.com. The pilot, co-pilot and technician were able to escape.

Amateur video from the Trigana PK-YSY accident at Wamena, apparently the A/C makes steep descent during final. pic.twitter.com/fb33sbjJNV

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On his Twitter acount, Bambang said the state-owned energy company had hired the plane to deliver fuel supplies to Jayapura and Wamena -- two small towns in Papua.

"We are sorry for fuel supply disruptions," he said, adding they were looking for more ways to deliver the goods.

Dearden said there had been no injuries but it would take a while to remove the plane's wreck from the runway.

"Sadly this happens far too often out here," he said. "There was an almost identical crash here in Wamena almost exactly a year ago."

Trigana Air Service didn't immediately respond for a request for comment.