B737-800 med gear problemer x2 - Curt Lewis

Accident: United B738 at Denver on Dec 22nd 2019, main gear collapse on landing A United Boeing 737-800, registration N87513 performing flight UA-2429 from Newark,NJ (USA) to Denver,CO (USA), landed on Denver's runway 17R when sparks became visible from the left main gear. The crew requested emergency services to attend to the aircraft advising they believed they had blown a tyre, or maybe a gear. The aircraft became disabled on the runway resting on the left hand engine cowl, nose gear and right hand main gear. The left main gear, although appearing to have been down, didn't support the aircraft. Passengers reported as soon as the aircraft touched down sparks became visible from the left main gear. They later disembarked via the right hand front door and stairs. The airline reported the aircraft experienced a mechanical issue on landing, all passengers were bussed to the terminal. The FAA reported the gear collapsed on landing, there were no injuries, the aircraft sustained unknown damage. The aircraft was towed off the runway the following day with the left hand wing being supported by a flat bed semi truck. A possibly related occurrence happened earlier this year, see Accident: Ryanair B738 at Frankfurt on Jan 29th 2019, gear strut penetrates wing during retraction.