Student pilot and instructor unhurt after they fail to extend landing gear while practicing landings at Terrell Municipal Airport.

A student pilot and trainer escaped injury Monday after accidentally landing a plane without extending the landing gear.

According to a spokeswoman with the Federal Aviation Administration, the student pilot and trainer were doing a touch-and-go landing at the Terrell Municipal Airport when, apparently, neither the student pilot nor the trainer remembered to extend the landing gear.

The plane, a 1962 single-engine Mooney M-20, came down on it's belly before coming to rest near the side of runway 17/35.

The plane suffered no visible damage and neither the student pilot nor trainer were injured.

The airport is located on the 200 block of Silent Wings Boulevard. Runway 17/35 remains closed while the aircraft is removed from the runway.

The FAA is investigating the incident.