Southwest Airlines continues to make headlines after a pickup truck slammed into one of its planes in Baltimore early Monday.

Flight 6263, arriving from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was pulling into a gate at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport at around 12:45 a.m. when the vehicle slammed into it, the airline said in a statement.

None of the 172 passengers aboard were injured.

“We had a very turbulent ride into [the airport]. Once we landed everything was going fine, but just as we pulled to the gate I heard a crunching sound,” 23-year-old passenger Zuryna Smith told The Post.

The passengers had to remain aboard for about an hour and were then asked to stay in the boarding area to give statements about the incident, Smith said.

“We didn’t even get so much as a drink coupon for the inconvenience,” she said.

Images from the ramp show the truck underneath the front of the plane, with part of the bumper lying next to it.

“All of a sudden there was a smash, and it startled everyone,” another passenger, Christopher Pratt, told NBC News. “It was pretty loud. The people across the aisle said a truck just smashed into the side of the plane.”

The airline said it didn’t have any additional information about what caused the crash or how the driver was doing.

The airport didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

Monday’s collision come barely a month after mom-of-two Jennifer Riordan, 43, died after being nearly sucked out of a blown-out window on a Dallas-bound Southwest flight.

Last week, a Newark-bound Southwest airliner had to make an emergency landing in Chicago when a window cracked during a flight.