Saudia flight SV792

There was an incident involving Saudia flight SV792 on July 11, 2024, during its landing at Peshawar International Airport in Pakistan. Here's what happened. 

The aircraft's landing gear, most likely the left side, experienced sparks and smoke upon touchdown.

Air traffic control immediately alerted the pilots and airport fire and rescue services.

The plane landed safely and all 276 passengers and 21 crew members were evacuated using inflatable slides. There were no reported injuries.

The fire was extinguished promptly by the airport fire department.

The cause of the incident is currently under investigation by aviation experts.

And we look to Aviation safety network they reported in narrative from its resources 

Saudia flight SV792, an Airbus A330-343, was evacuated through emergency slides after it ran off the taxiway after landing at Peshawar (PEW).

The aircraft landed on runway 35 and took a left turn onto the taxiway. During taxi smoke was observed near the left-hand main landing gear.

The aircraft departed the paved surface of the taxiway and came to a stop with its nose gear and right side main landing gear ending on the grass.

Ten passengers were reportedly injured in the evacuation.