The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane’s left, main wheel went onto the grass as the plane was pushing back from its gate around 6:25 p.m. Sunday evening.
Officials with CVG and the FAA have said to contact the airline company that owns the plane, Frontier Airlines. WCPO has reached out to Frontier for comment, but have not heard back.
CVG officials said passengers aboard the plane were de-boarded from the plane onto the runway. They did not say whether anyone was hurt.
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