None of the 82 Canadians on board a Toronto-bound flight were injured after a Fly Jamaica plane made an emergency landing and skidded off the runway in Georgetown, Guyana.

One passenger says the captain reported a hydraulics problem.

FlyJamaica Boeing 757-200 (N524AT) overran runway 06 at Georgetown Intl Airport (SYCJ) with 120 on board. Acft. came to a stop on soft sand. One gear collapsed. Some injuries were reported. Damage is substantial. Flight #OJ256 to Toronto. https://t.co/WPjZEEcoDM pic.twitter.com/bCz6D0K9V8
— JACDEC (@JacdecNew) November 9, 2018

A news release from Fly Jamaica Airlines confirms Flight OJ256 'suffered an accident on landing' in Georgetown, Guyana. The Kingston, Jamaica-based airline says it believes all 118 passengers and 8 crew are safe. pic.twitter.com/5U71A28Haz
— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) November 9, 2018

News24.com | WATCH: Fly Jamaica plane makes emergency landing\, skids off runway and stops short of going off a cliff - \'It was a miracle we survived\'\, says passenger

WATCH: Fly Jamaica plane makes emergency landing, skids off runway and stops short of going off a cliff - 'It was a miracle we survived', says passenger