FAA investigating Southwest flight’s close call over Oklahoma

FAA investigating Southwest flight’s close call over Oklahoma

FAA investigating Southwest flight’s close call over Oklahoma – CBS News Watch CBS News The FAA is investigating a Southwest Airlines flight that dropped to just 525 feet shortly after midnight Wednesday. Flight 4069 was nine miles away from Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport when it triggered a low altitude warning from air traffic … Read more

U.S. safety agency investigating why Southwest Boeing plane rolled during flight

U.S. safety agency investigating why Southwest Boeing plane rolled during flight

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said on Friday it is investigating why a Boeing 737 MAX operated by Southwest Airlines rolled during a flight last month. The NTSB said the plane experienced what the crew said was a “Dutch roll” at around 10,363 metres while en route from Phoenix to Oakland on May 25. Such lateral … Read more

Super Realistic Boats, 6-Foot Wide Driveway House And The Cyberhammer In This Week’s Beyond Cars Roundup

Super Realistic Boats, 6-Foot Wide Driveway House And The Cyberhammer In This Week’s Beyond Cars Roundup

City and housing community municipal codes seem to target people who like working on their vehicles or parking them in plain sight, but one Seaside, California man found a creative way to flip a figurative bird to these frivolous codes. Etienne Constable received a notice from the city requesting he comply with a municipal code … Read more

‘Prevent 9/11 from ever happening again’

‘Prevent 9/11 from ever happening again’

Nearly 23 years after 9/11, the feds are finally expected to make all commercial planes have secondary cockpit barriers to prevent planes from being hijacked. Congress on Wednesday passed a bill that would require secondary cockpit barriers on all commercial aircraft. The installation of secondary cockpit barriers on all commercial passenger flights is the only 9/11 … Read more

Near miss on DC airport runway spurs FAA investigation

Near miss on DC airport runway spurs FAA investigation

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it will investigate a near miss on the runway of the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport outside Washington, D.C., Thursday morning, in which one plane nearly crossed into a runway as another plane was taking off. According to an emailed statement from the FAA, an air traffic controller instructed … Read more

Part falls off Boeing plane during takeoff in Denver

Part falls off Boeing plane during takeoff in Denver

The engine covering of a Boeing plane fell off during takeoff at Denver International Airport Sunday morning, officials said. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said the Southwest Airlines flight “returned safely” to the Denver airport at about 8:15 a.m. local time Sunday after the crew reported that a covering over the engine, called a cowling, fell off … Read more

Weekend Beyond Cars Roundup March 02, 2024

Weekend Beyond Cars Roundup March 02, 2024

A TikToker bid $2 on an eBay catamaran and won the auction despite not knowing if it was legit, but when they checked on Google Earth and saw the boat floating in a harbor, they moved forward with becoming boat owners. Obviously a $2 boat is going to need some work, so the new owner … Read more

As Lynx heads to the discount airline graveyard, what options do travellers have?

As Lynx heads to the discount airline graveyard, what options do travellers have?

Less than two years after entering the market, Lynx Air is winding down operations, making the Calgary-based airline the latest in a long line of Canadian discount carriers that have failed to take off. The company — which rebranded from “Enerjet” in 2021 — cited rising operational costs, high fuel prices, unfavourable exchange rates, increased airport charges and … Read more

FAA orders temporary grounding of certain Boeing planes after Alaska Airlines window detaches mid-flight

FAA orders temporary grounding of certain Boeing planes after Alaska Airlines window detaches mid-flight

The Federal Aviation Administration said that they will temporarily ground and require “immediate inspections of certain Boeing 737 Max 9 planes” after the window on one such plane blew out mid-flight on Friday.  The FAA’s statement, released on Saturday afternoon, said an “Emergency Airworthiness Directive” would be released shortly as well. These directives are issued … Read more