Lufthansa is investigating a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner incident in Frankfurt in which the aircraft’s nose gear collapsed while the plane is parked at a gate. Multiple outlets report that the event happened on Thursday ahead of a scheduled transatlantic flight to Los Angeles. According to Lufthansa, only crew members and ground staff are on board when the nose gear fails, and passengers have not yet boarded. Several employees are injured when the aircraft tips down after the front gear collapses; they are described as receiving medical attention. News organizations also report that the scheduled Los Angeles service is cancelled following the incident. The cause of the failure is not publicly determined, and Lufthansa says it is under investigation. The aircraft type and location are consistently cited across the reports: a Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 at Frankfurt Airport. While one account describes the nose gear as collapsing when the front of the aircraft crashes to the ground, others describe the aircraft as tipping onto its nose, with no additional confirmed technical cause reported so far.