The United Airlines jet, bound for Osaka, Japan, lost a portion of its landing gear tire during takeoff Thursday morning.

According to a report, the plane was a Boeing 737-900 model, which is similar to the company’s recently grounded Max model.

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The Boeing flight that left London’s Heathrow Airport was bound for Newark, New Jersey, but made an emergency landing in Bangor, Maine.

Fire crews met the plane on the runway and escorted it to an area where the passengers could safely exit the aircraft.

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"Glad that it was better when we finally took off. Still. Really not safe," she posted on social media during her flight.

“It was absolute horror, everyone was screaming," a passenger who witnessed the incident told Swiss news outlet Blick.

The plane had taken off from an airport at Ohio State University and was scheduled to land in Naples around the time of the crash.