What happened
On April 29, 2014, at approximately 1:28 UTC, a Boeing 737-476, registration EI-STD, was landing at East Midlands Airport, UK, following a flight from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, France.
During the landing roll, the aircraft was operating with the thrust reversers stowed and the auto-brake system engaged. The captain transitioned from auto-brake to manual braking, at which point a loud bang occurred. Following this sound, the aircraft sank toward the left and began veering away from the runway centerline. The aircraft traveled approximately 130 meters before coming to a complete stop.
The aircraft came to rest on its right main landing gear and left engine nacelle, with the nose gear lifted off the ground. The crew of 2 evacuated the aircraft following the arrival of emergency services. There were no injuries resulting from the event.