A flying car crashed near an elementary school in Vernon, British Columbia on Friday, according to a report from CBCNews. The car, which is kept aloft by a parasail and driven forward by a rear propeller, hit a fence and then a tree. Both the pilot and passenger were injured.

The experimental car is named Maverick, and CBC calls it “the fifth-ever flying car” in Canada. The Transportation Safety Board confirmed the crash, calling the vehicle an “I-Tech Maverick SP Powered Parachute.” The company is actually named I-TEC (Indigenous Peoples’ Technology and Education Center) and purports to “provide tools and technologies to God-followers in frontiers areas to meet their needs”

The pilot and passenger had to be pulled out of the tree and taken to a hospital where they were treated and released.

The car costs about $94,000, can travel up to 40 miles per hour in the air, and requires a 100-meter runway to both take off and land. A video posted of the car in December shows a pilot guiding the car through the air to get coffee.