Frontier jet lands in Las Vegas in flames
This incident happened on Saturday, October 5, 2024, and involves Frontier Airlines flight F91326, flying from San Diego (SAN) to Las Vegas (LAS). The flight was operated by a nine-year-old Airbus A321 with the registration code N701FR, and had 197 people onboard, including 190 passengers and seven crew members.
Details about the incident are fairly limited, so let’s go over what we do know. At 3:10PM local time, after a short 51-minute flight, the jet touched down on runway 26L at Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport.
In video footage posted online, you can see massive flames coming from the aircraft’s right rear gear. The aircraft then came to a stop on the runway, and emergency workers sprayed the aircraft to extinguish any flames and prevent a further fire.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
Once the situation was under control, passengers were evacuated from the jet via stairs, and there were no injuries. As you’d expect, the aircraft is still on the ground in Las Vegas, and I imagine it’ll be out of service for some time.
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