Frontier Airlines Flight Makes Fiery Emergency Landing in Las Vegas

An electrical malfunction led to a dramatic landing with no injuries reported, but a lawsuit claims passengers were traumatized.

Flight 1326 from San Diego to Las Vegas experienced multiple system failures, including a malfunctioning electrical system and loss of autopilot.
Passengers and crew detected a chemical odor, prompting the pilots to declare an emergency and don oxygen masks.
The Airbus A321-211 landed with flames erupting from the landing gear, but the fire was quickly extinguished by emergency crews.
Despite the dramatic landing, no injuries were reported among the 190 passengers and seven crew members on board.
A lawsuit filed by several passengers alleges negligence by Frontier Airlines, claiming they were left stranded in a smoke-filled cabin.