article_snippet: The GoJet plane, operated by the major US airline, was traveling from Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Chicago when pilot informed passengers there was an issue with the aircraft's front landing gear.
article_snippet: Incredibly, flight 3645 touched down safely with no nose gear at 3.24pm.
article_snippet: Firefighters at the scene: Second United Airlines plane was flying from Grand Rapids, MichiganMichigan, to Chicago when pilot informed passengers that there was an issue with the aircraft's front landing gear .
article_snippet: No-one was injured on the aircraft.
article_snippet: Shortly before its successful landing in Chicago, pilot had reported the aircraft's gear indicator light was on as pilot flew toward the airport with pilot nose gear still in pilot up position, Federal Aviation Administration officials said.
article_snippet: pilot had first alerted passengers to the mechanical problem around 20 minutes after pilot departed from Gerald R Ford International Airport, Jim Petzing, who was a passenger on the flight, told WZZM.
article_snippet: Nor crew members nor passengers were injured in the emergency landing.
highlights_snippet: Shortly after, pilot realized there was problem with the front landing gear .
  
highlights_snippet: Aircraft made emergency landing with no nose gear at a Chicago airport .
  