Southwest Airlines flight incidents

Southwest Airlines flight on approach to Tampa, Florida, flew as low as 150 feet from the ground while nearly five miles from the airport, ended up landing in Fort Lauderdale after bypassing Tampa International Airport. It's the third reported case of dangerously low altitude flights by Southwest this year.

Delta Air Lines Software Outage

Delta Air Lines continues to face issues due to a faulty software update, resulting in hundreds of flight cancellations and delays. The CEO apologized for the disruptions and offered travel waivers to affected customers. The U.S. Transportation Department has threatened to hold Delta accountable for their poor customer service.

Southwest Airlines Flight N8825Q Dutch Roll Incident

A Southwest Airlines passenger jet experienced a rare phenomenon known as Dutch roll at 38,000 feet, causing substantial damage. The FAA is investigating the incident with Boeing and the NTSB. The plane landed safely with no injuries reported.

Close Call Incident Involving Southwest Airlines Flight at LaGuardia Airport

Southwest Airlines flight nearly hits LaGuardia Airport’s air traffic control tower during inclement weather, prompting investigations by FAA and NTSB. Similar close call incidents at U.S. airports have been on the rise.