A British Airways plane on Friday, June 18, suffered a nose gear collapse on the tarmac at Heathrow Airport, London.
Airport emergency crews rushed to the scene with the extent of the damage to the plane not yet known.
Photos show the Dreamliner 787 with its nose on the ground while a stair car stands by.
It appears only the front landing gear, underneath the pilot’s cabin, has collapsed, leaving the plane at a bending angle.
AerohubNews tweeted: 'An unidentified (at present) British Airways Boeing 787 has suffered a nose gear collapse at London Heathrow Airport this morning.
‘Extent of the damage is currently unknown, further details will be reported once available.’
A spokesperson for British Airways said they would be investigating the incident saying that the aircraft was only transporting freight and so luckily had no passengers on board.
A spokesman for the company said: 'A freighter aircraft has been damaged while stationary on stand. As a freighter only aircraft there were no passengers on board.
‘Safety is always our highest priority and we are investigating the matter.’
