A Southwest Airlines jet struck and killed a person after landing at an airport in Austin, Texas on Thursday night, authorities said. The FAA said the driver of an airport operations vehicle later found the victim's body on the runway. LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: FACE COVERINGS NOW REQUIRED FOR ALL TRAVELERS, VISITORS"Austin-Travis Emergency Medical Services responded to the incident and pronounced the victim deceased at the scene," the airport said in a statement on Twitter. The Austin Police Department said the person killed was not dressed as an airport worker and did not have identification, according to Austin's KEYE-TV. THREE US MARINES SUBDUE DISRUPTIVE PASSENGER ON JAPAN-TO-TEXAS FLIGHT: REPORTAs of early Friday, the crime scene has been cleared and maintenance was preparing the runway to reopen, according to the airport.

Source: Fox News May 08, 2020 10:07 UTC