On 3 February, a Sun Country Airlines Boeing 737-800 (registered N817SY) operated domestic flight SY110 between Las Vegas and Minneapolis, United States. Shortly after take-off, the pilots received an unsafe gear indication which prompted them to turn the aircraft back to Las Vegas.
Upon landing, the Boeing 737-800 suffered a right landing gear malfunction, causing the aircraft to stop on the runway.
Emergency services rushed to the aircraft to evacuate the 50 passengers and 6 crew members using airstairs before transporting them to the terminal.
“At this point, there is no report of injuries,” the airline wrote in a statement, adding: “Sun Country has activated its emergency response plan and is responding to this incident in coordination with local authorities and the NTSB.”
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