Accident
On July 22, 2013, Southwest Airlines Flight 345, a scheduled passenger flight from Nashville International Airport, Tennessee, to New York's LaGuardia Airport, experienced a front landing-gear collapse during landing. The aircraft involved was a Boeing 737. Nine people on board were injured as a result of the incident. The aircraft was subsequently written off and scrapped, with an estimated value of $15.5 million at the time.
Aircraft
The aircraft operating the flight was a Boeing 737. No further details regarding the specific model, registration, or engine configuration were provided in the source. The aircraft was assessed as a total loss following the landing-gear failure.
Injuries
Nine individuals on board sustained injuries. The source does not specify the severity or nature of these injuries, nor does it indicate whether any occupants were fatally injured.
Damage
The aircraft sustained damage from the collapse of the front landing gear, leading to its classification as a write-off. The economic loss was estimated at $15.5 million.