article_snippet.sent: A passenger plane trying to land at a Texas airport turned back when the pilot discovered that the runway lights had been switched off.
article_snippet.sent: A passenger plane trying to land at a Texas airport left nearly a half-hour late, and when A passenger plane trying to land at a Texas airport got to Wichita Falls, the pilot told passengers that the runway lights were turned off and there was nobody at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to turn passengers on, according to officials in the city of 100,000 people.
article_snippet.sent: Wichita Falls officials first said that the pilot had the wrong radio frequency to turn on the lights on the main, 13,000-foot runway.
article_snippet.sent: Like many other small airports where control towers are not staffed around the clock, pilots in Wichita Falls can operate the runway lights with pilots in Wichita Falls radio system.
article_snippet.sent: Wichita Falls officials first said that the pilot had the wrong radio frequency to turn on the lights on the main, 13,000-foot runway (file photo)
highlights_snippet.sent: When American Eagle Flight 2536 got to Wichita Falls, the pilot told passengers that the runway lights were turned off and there was nobody at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to turn passengers on .
  