Scoot flight from S. Korea to S'pore missing a wheel upon landing in Taipei; no one hurt


Photos show the left nose wheel missing from the Scoot plane parked at Taiwan’s Taoyuan International Airport on June 19. - UNITED DAILY NEWS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A Scoot plane from South Korea to Singapore found its left nose wheel missing upon landing in Taipei for a scheduled stop on Monday (June 19) morning.

No one was injured.

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