<p> A Southwest Airlines plane preparing for departure at Dallas Love Field airport was struck by a bullet late on Friday and had to return to the gate, the airline said in a statement on Saturday.</p><p>"Southwest Airlines Flight 2494 was set to depart for Indianapolis when a bullet apparently struck the right side of the plane, just below the flight deck, as the crew was preparing for takeoff," a Southwest spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Reuters.</p><p>"No injuries were reported. Law enforcement authorities have been notified and the plane has been removed from service."</p><p>Dallas Love Field Airport told Reuters that the security incident occurred at around 9:50 p.m. local time and Dallas police and Dallas Fire-Rescue responded.</p>.Hyderabad-Bangkok Nok Air flight declares emergency; passengers deboarded, luggage checked.<p>Passengers were safely deplaned after the aircraft sustained damage, the airport said in a statement without identifying the airline.</p><p>The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement that the Southwest plane was a Boeing 737-800 and sustained damage after the bullet struck "near the cockpit."</p><p>Further details about the incident were not immediately available.</p>
<p> A Southwest Airlines plane preparing for departure at Dallas Love Field airport was struck by a bullet late on Friday and had to return to the gate, the airline said in a statement on Saturday.</p><p>"Southwest Airlines Flight 2494 was set to depart for Indianapolis when a bullet apparently struck the right side of the plane, just below the flight deck, as the crew was preparing for takeoff," a Southwest spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Reuters.</p><p>"No injuries were reported. Law enforcement authorities have been notified and the plane has been removed from service."</p><p>Dallas Love Field Airport told Reuters that the security incident occurred at around 9:50 p.m. local time and Dallas police and Dallas Fire-Rescue responded.</p>.Hyderabad-Bangkok Nok Air flight declares emergency; passengers deboarded, luggage checked.<p>Passengers were safely deplaned after the aircraft sustained damage, the airport said in a statement without identifying the airline.</p><p>The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement that the Southwest plane was a Boeing 737-800 and sustained damage after the bullet struck "near the cockpit."</p><p>Further details about the incident were not immediately available.</p>