London/England - Just seconds after take-off, an airplane had to make an emergency landing because two swans collided with the aircraft.

Last Wednesday, the TUI plane was on its way from London to Africa .

As the New York Post reported, the plane was only 300 meters above the ground when the birds crashed into the aircraft and caused massive damage.

The pilots immediately sent out an emergency call and were able to make an emergency landing with all 192 passengers at another London airport shortly afterwards.

A picture shared on Facebook shows the plane with a blood-smeared windshield.

"Bird strikes are not uncommon at British airports, but this level of terror was unprecedented," explained a source who witnessed the incident.

She added: "The impact broke through the pressure bulkhead, so the pilots could no longer pressurize the aircraft."

After the incident, emergency services moved in to search for debris, but nothing was found. There were no casualties either.