An American Airlines regional jet left the pavement and got stuck in the mud at Bangor International Airport Saturday night. It was still mired Sunday afternoon.

A plane went off the pavement and got stuck in the mud at the Bangor airport late Saturday night.

The American Airlines regional jet flying in from Philadelphia landed around 11:30 p.m. at Bangor International Airport and was taxiing to let passengers off, airport Director Jose Saavedra said.

As the Embraer ERJ-145 was moving toward the terminal, the nose of the plane and front wheel left the pavement and got stuck in the mud, Saavedra said. Passengers were safely evacuated from the plane, along with their bags and taken to the terminal.

No one was injured, he said. He did not know how many passengers were on the plane.

American Airlines brought in a new plane to fly passengers out for a flight on Sunday morning, Saaverdra said.

The plane was still stuck in the mud as of 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Saavedra said. Crews were working to get the plane out without damaging it.

Marie Weidmayer is a reporter covering crime and justice. A recent transplant to Maine, she was born and raised in Michigan, where she worked for MLive, covering the criminal justice system. She graduated...