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Plane skids off runway at Las Vegas airport, hits fence

Plane skids off runway at Las Vegas airport, hits fence

By · Published October 19, 2026  00:28 UTC · Updated October 19, 2026  00:28 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Plane skids off runway at Las Vegas airport, hits fence
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A plane skidding off a runway at Las Vegas airport is a rare occurrence, but it happened. According to coverage from KTNV Las Vegas, the incident occurred at Harry Reid International Airport.

The airport's ground stop was lifted, and runways reopened after the incident. The cause of the incident is not yet clear.

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Were there any injuries?

No, according to KTNV Las Vegas.

Which airport was affected?

Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.

What type of plane was involved?

A private jet.

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