The Wasatch Fire District and Heber City Police were called to the airport around 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 17.
Officers said the plane flipped upside down as the pilot tried to land at the airport about a mile south of downtown Heber City.
He was the only person in the plane and received minor cuts and abrasions in the crash.
The pilot told first responders he crashed while practicing grass landings.
A Wasatch Fire District spokesperson said no fuel was spilled in the crash.
No other damage or injuries were reported.
