Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 Forced to Return After Engine Cover Falls Off
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A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 flight was forced to return to Denver International Airport after the cowling on one of its engines fell off during takeoff and struck the wing flap. The incident, which involved Flight 3695 bound for Houston, prompted an FAA investigation. The plane, carrying 135 passengers, two lap-held infants, and six crew members, landed safely, and there were no reported injuries. This incident adds to the scrutiny around Boeing aircraft following recent safety concerns and the resignation of Boeing CEO David Calhoun.
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