A fire was reported on board an airplane at the Northwest Arkansas National Airport Monday afternoon, Alex English, airport spokesperson, told 40/29.At 2:23 p.m., an alert was issued about a fire on a C-130.Two pilots were on board, but no crew and no passengers.The plane landed at about 2:30 at the Regional Jet Center to the north of XNA. English said no one was hurt. She did not know the cause of the fire as of 4 p.m.According to XNA's website, at least ten flights were either delayed or diverted because of the emergency landing.The runway was opened back up to commercial flights around 4 p.m.C-130The C-130 is a military transport aircraft built by Lockheed Martin. It has been produced in various forms since the 1950s, according to the company website.American pilots flew C-130s in the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.XNAThe Northwest Arkansas National Airport, usually known as XNA, offers an average of 50 flights a day to locations across the country, according to the airport website.Once known as Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport, it changed its name in 2019.