Two people were reportedly in the plane when it flipped.

High winds have caused a Cessna plane to flip on Tauranga Airport's runway, SunLive reports.

Emergency services were called to the airport about 12.45pm after reports a plane had overturned while moving in the airport.

A SunLive reporter at the scene said the plane's two occupants were out of the aircraft and there are believed to be no injuries.

Andrew Campbell The plane lies upside down on the runway.

The plane is listed as being owned by Sunair Aviation.

Tauranga City Council communications advisor Marcel Currin says there were no disruptions to Air NZ services.

It comes after a week of wild weather. Wellington's public transport system is still being repaired after slips and flooding damaged rail lines and roads on Thursday.

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