Frontier Airlines Faces Lawsuit After Fiery Landing in Las Vegas

Passengers claim trauma and injuries following a turbulent emergency landing at Harry Reid International Airport earlier this month.

Three passengers have filed a lawsuit against Frontier Airlines, alleging negligence after a flight from San Diego to Las Vegas ended in a fiery landing.
The incident, which occurred on October 5, involved the aircraft's tires exploding and its landing gear collapsing, resulting in a fire upon impact.
The lawsuit claims passengers were stranded in a smoke-filled cabin for nearly an hour before evacuation, leading to trauma and injuries.
Plaintiffs are seeking over $30,000 in damages for medical expenses, emotional distress, and loss of wages and household services.
The Federal Aviation Administration is still investigating the cause of the fire, and Frontier Airlines has not commented on the pending litigation.