Lufthansa 787-9 Damaged After Landing Gear Collapse in Frankfurt



FRANKFURT, GERMANY — A Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner sustained substantial damage after reportedly experiencing a landing gear collapse while positioned at a gate at Frankfurt Airport.

The aircraft, registered D-ABPQ, was undergoing ground operations when the incident occurred. Images emerging from the scene appear to show the aircraft resting unevenly after the landing gear failure, prompting an immediate response from airport and airline personnel.

Following the incident, Lufthansa canceled Flight LH450, which was scheduled to operate using the affected aircraft. Passengers were advised to check with the airline for alternative travel arrangements and updated flight information.

At this stage, Lufthansa and airport authorities have not released detailed information regarding the cause of the landing gear collapse. An investigation is expected to determine the circumstances that led to the incident and assess the extent of the damage.

No official confirmation has yet been provided regarding injuries. Authorities are continuing to gather information as the investigation progresses.

The Boeing 787-9 involved in the incident remains grounded while technical teams and investigators examine the aircraft. Additional updates are expected once Lufthansa and aviation authorities release further details.