Video footage has captured the terrifying moment a Boeing 767 crash-landed on its nose after its front landing gear failed.

       The craft was travelling between Paris, France and Istanbul, Turkey, when sparks flew as it nosedived down onto the runway at Istanbul Airport.

       According to reports, the aircraft, operated by FedEx, made a second attempt at landing, sending sparks flying as it made its way along the runway.

       This incident is the latest problem to hit Boeing after several aircraft experienced issues, including the door coming off one aircraft earlier this year.

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       In a statement following the incident, the operator of Istanbul Airport IGA said there hadn't been any loss of life and that the rescue teams were "ready" when the plane landed.

       The Sun reported that the operator said: "The accident was taken under control without any loss of life with the immediate intervention of the ？GA Istanbul Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting team (ARFF), which was ready on the runway before the controlled landing on the fuselage.

       "IGA Istanbul Airport Rescue and ARFF continues its efforts to move the aircraft to a safe area and open the runway to flight traffic. Flight traffic and operations continue smoothly on all other runways, including the spare runways."

       The latest incident for Boeing comes as concerns grow about the company and some of its planes after a series of incidents involving civilian and commercial aircraft

       Speaking about the company last month, a Boeing insider claimed they knew why the company appeared to be deteriorating. They said the aviation leviathan was simply seeking to make as much money as it could.

       They told City Journal: "We just instituted a policy that everyone has to come into work five days a week — except the executive council, which can use the private jets to travel to meetings.

       "And that is the story: it is a company that is under caretakers. It is not under owners. And it is not under people who love airplanes...It is anti-excellence, because it is ill-defined, but it became part of the culture and was tied to compensation."

       A spokesperson for FedEx told the Express: "FedEx Express Flight 6268, a Boeing 767, was en route from Paris, France to Istanbul, Turkey when it experienced an issue during landing Wednesday morning.

       "There were no reported injuries to our crew members. We are coordinating with investigation authorities and will provide additional information as it is available."

       When approached by Express.co.uk, Boeing declined to comment on the incident