Small Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing on One Wheel at Boston's Logan Airport

The Cape Air Cessna 402, carrying two passengers and one crew member, landed without injuries after a landing gear issue.

The Cape Air Cessna 402 had taken off from Logan International Airport and was en route to Bar Harbor, Maine.
Shortly after takeoff, the pilot was informed of a landing gear anomaly and decided to return to Logan Airport.
The plane landed with only one wheel deployed, causing one wing to rest on the ground as it came to a stop.
All three individuals on board, including a Cape Air trainee, were unharmed during the incident.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the cause of the landing gear issue, which led to arrival delays at Logan Airport.