One plane went off the runway at Love Field Sunday, leaving no one hurt
JSX Flight XE281 veered into the grass after landing, forcing the closure of Runway 13L and delaying departure operations.
By Aiko Brooks ·
A small private jet left the paved surface at Dallas Love Field on Sunday afternoon.
The incident occurred shortly after 2:52 p.m. when Dallas Fire-Rescue units arrived for an airport emergency. Responders found the aircraft, identified as JSX Flight XE281, had rolled into the grass after landing. The plane had originated at Houston Hobby Airport and was bound for Dallas. Officials confirmed the landing gear remained intact during the event.
The airport closed Runway 13L immediately after the plane came to rest. Travelers were told to check their specific flight status with their airlines. Aircraft rescue and firefighting crews cleared the scene and escorted passengers safely off the jet. Aviation officials began inspecting the aircraft in preparation for its removal, a process that requires approval from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board.
JSX issued a statement confirming that all customers were safe and accounted for. The company noted that passengers had already departed the airport. JSX is cooperating with relevant authorities as the incident remains under investigation.
The airport reported that operations continued on Runway 13R. Aircraft continued to arrive and depart from that runway while the investigation into the veering event proceeds.
