article_snippet: A passenger plane was pulled from the mud at New Castle Airport almost a full 24 hours after getting stuck and getting help from National Guard.
article_snippet: Frontier Airlines flight 1435 heading from New Castle Airport to Orlando was freed around 6.45pm today after first coming off of the runway while taxing at 9.17pm Sunday.
article_snippet: Passengers were flown to Florida around 1pm on a replacement plane that came to Delaware from Denver earlier on Monday, leaving grounds crew outside Wilmington to try and dislodge the aircraft.
article_snippet: Frontier Airlines flight 1435 from Delaware to Orlando became stuck in the mud at New Castle Airport at 9.17pm Sunday night .
article_snippet: A passenger plane wasn't towed out of the position until 6.45pm Monday evening .
article_snippet: It took ground crews and members of the Delaware Air National Guard until Monday evening to free the aircraft's nose gear and the right main gear, according to the News Journal.
article_snippet: The Sunday flight was supposed to have left about 30 minutes before The Sunday flight got stuck, according to FlightAware.
highlights_snippet: Flight was destined for Orlando before going off runway in Wilmington .
  
highlights_snippet: Passengers to Florida deplaned after 9.17pm accident, left the next day .
  
highlights_snippet: Plane was eventually towed out of the grass and mud at 6.45pm Monday .