An incident at Frankfurt Airport on Wednesday left several workers injured after the nose gear of a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner collapsed.
The aircraft, operated by Lufthansa, was on the ground when the landing gear malfunctioned. Emergency crews responded to the scene to assist the injured personnel.
Lufthansa confirmed the cause of the accident is now under investigation. The company stated it is cooperating fully with authorities to determine what led to the failure.
The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner is a wide-body jet known for its fuel efficiency and long-range capabilities. At takeoff, the aircraft can weigh up to 279 tons.
The specific flight and destination details for the plane at the time of the incident have not been released. Lufthansa has not yet provided a timeline for the investigation.
No passenger injuries have been reported, as the collapse occurred during ground operations. Investigators will examine maintenance records and the aircraft’s landing gear system.
This incident adds to a series of recent mechanical issues affecting Boeing aircraft globally. The manufacturer has faced increased scrutiny over quality control and safety standards.
