A Turkish Boeing 737-800 with 127 passengers and seven crewmembers onboard crashed upon landing at Amsterdam`s Schiphol Airport on Wednesday. Eyewitnesses said they saw survivors leaving the plane`s wreckage, and Turkish Transportation Minister Binali Yildirim said no one was killed in the crash. "Everyone survived the plane crash. So far 80 people have been evacuated," he said in a live interview on Turkish TV. Turkish Airlines, the plane`s owner, confirmed the information. The crash could have been caused by turbulence, a survivor told CNN-Turk. "We encountered turbulence, very strong turbulence," he said. "I thought we were going to land in a field or on a highway." He added that over 40 people were injured in the crash. The plane split into three pieces when it hit the ground. The aircraft crashed near one of the airport`s four runways, some 100-150 meters (330-500 feet) from a busy highway. No explosion or fire followed.