Pilots of an Alaska Airlines jet narrowly avoid a possible collision with a Southwest plane

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Pilots of an Alaska Airlines jet narrowly avoid a possible collision with a Southwest plane
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An Alaska Airlines plane taking off in Nashville hit the brakes to avoid a possible collision with a Southwest Airlines plane. The FAA is investigating.

braked to a rapid stop on the runway to avoid a possible collision with a Southwest Airlines plane, and federal agencies are investigating the incident.

No injuries were reported, but tires on the Boeing 737 Max went flat from the extreme heat buildup during the stop, according to the Seattle-based airline.The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board said they were investigating the incident, which happened at about 9:15 .m. at Nashville International Airport.

Alaska Airlines said the flight to Seattle carried 176 passengers and six crew members. The plane was being inspected, and another plane was dispatched to take passengers to Seattle by Thursday night, the airline said.. NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy said last November the incidents, while “incredibly rare” compared to the number of flights, show that the aviation system is under stress.

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