Monday arriving in New York LaGuardia airports front landing gear collapsed, the plane landed on the runway, officials said, slipping the aircraft came to a halt before sending.
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, is responsible for overseeing the region's airport aviation agency director said Thomas Bosco, ten passengers treated at the scene, there are six minor injuries were taken to hospital. 6 crew observed another hospital.
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines said Flight 345 with 150 people from Nashville, Tennessee, and the Port Authority said the total was 149.
Bosco said that the plane's front landing gear collapsed when it landed at 17:40, "The plane skidded off the runway on its nose, and then turned to the grass area to rest."
Bosco said that there are any problems that may arise, before landing without prior warning.
A passenger, South Carolina National Guard sergeant. The first category Anniebell Hannah, aged 43, said flight has been delayed leaving Nashville. Passengers heard an announcement, said: "What is wrong tires," she said, at LaGuardia Airport a few hours after the incident in a room to wait.
At La Guardia Airport, "We are ready to land when we fall," said Hannah. She and some family members have come to New York for a visit.
"I hit my head against the seat in front of me," she said. "I'm hit."
Are considered emergency personnel on the tarmac toward the front of the aircraft spray foam. Port Authority said that the passengers get off the plane with slots.
Hannah said she was the first one off the plane and could smell burning rubber when she got the apron. Passengers on the bus, take the terminal, where they were told on the plane, in order to list their property, so that they come back.
Airport temporarily shut down, but one of the two runways, shortly after 19:00, Bosco said, the Port Authority hopes to have the airport fully open Tuesday morning.
The FAA is investigating, the National Transportation Safety Board.
Richard Strauss, who was waiting to take off near a plane to Washington, flat nose, said: "totally down on the ground, this thing before, I've never seen this is strange."
A rear staircase or slide can be seen extending to the Southwest flight, Strauss said, who owns the Washington public relations firm. His plane, which is about 100 yards from the Southwest flight, are not allowed to taxi back to the door, he said.
Bobby Abtahi's lawyer trying to catch a flight to Dallas, from the terminal to see and hear the crowd reaction accidents.
"I heard some people breathing and screaming, I looked and saw sparks flying in front of the aircraft," he said.
16 days after the incident to Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crash landed at San Francisco International Airport on July 6, killing two Chinese teenagers; third one fire truck was killed when she ran over, collapse, authorities say . In the landing, which involved a Boeing 777 flying from South Korea, dozens of people were injured.
Longtime pilot Patrick Smith, "Cockpit Confidential: You need to know everything about air travel," the author answers to questions, and then thinking "and AskthePilot.com, said landing gear accident was not high on the list of pilots to worry about.
"It does not happen often, but I need to emphasize is how relatively minor, it is far, far from the level is," he said. From the pilot's perspective, this is almost a non-issue. They make good television, but the pilot's nightmare, which is far down the list. "
 



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