Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 in Emergency Landing After Losing Engine Cover

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Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 in Emergency Landing After Losing Engine Cover
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A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 was forced to make an emergency landing early Sunday after an engine cowling blew off during take-off from Denver International Airport.the crew reported the detached piece fell struck the wing flap. The flight was heading to William P. Hobby Airport in Houston.Southwest Airlines said the aircraft was “experiencing a mechanical issue” in a statement to the outlet.

Sunday’s emergency landing is the latest of a series of recent safety incidents involving a Boeing commercial airliner, UPIA week ago, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner operated by United Airlines was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Chicago because of a cracked windshield. On March 28, a Boeing 777-200 carrying 273 passengers and 12 crew members also made an emergency stop in Denver after the crew reported an engine problem.

Earlier in March, airline officials discovered a missing external panel on the underside of a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 after the jet landed at its destination in Oregon.After U.S. Pressure, IDF Leaves Southern Gaza; Hamas Declares VictoryCountry Star Morgan Wallen Arrested on Three Felony Charges in NashvilleAt Least 15 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Chicago

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