Delta Flight Lands Safely Without Nose Landing Gear

The Charlotte Observer reports:

A Delta Airlines plane with 101 people on board successfully landed without landing gear at Charlotte Douglas International Airport Wednesday morning, the airline said. Meanwhile, flight delays continued to grow throughout the afternoon as the airport and Delta worked to remove the aircraft from the runway that CLT has now closed. It remained closed as of 3:30 p.m., the airport said. Delta Flight 1092, a Boeing 717 coming from Atlanta, landed at about 9 a.m. and remains on the runway due to mechanical issues, according to the airport. Two pilots, three flight attendants and 96 passengers were on board, Delta said. Nobody was injured.

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The plane landed with its nose gear in the up position. https://t.co/t5X09p91aV

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#WATCH: As video inside a Delta Flight makes an emergency landing that landed with broken nose gear up

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Watch incredible video showing the inside of a Boeing 717 Delta Flight 1092 during its emergency landing at Charlotte Douglas International… pic.twitter.com/31UYiTdGLp

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