Southwest Airlines Flight Grounded in Lubbock Due to Engine Fire
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A Boeing 737 flight from Lubbock, Texas to Las Vegas was delayed due to an engine fire, with all passengers reported safe. This incident adds to a series of recent issues involving Boeing 737 aircraft, including a door plug flying out, "stuck" rudder pedals, and a missing panel. Despite these incidents, experts maintain that air travel remains safe, attributing heightened awareness to social media and the internet.
Topics:business#aviation-incidents#boeing-737#engine-fire#lubbock-airport#southwest-airlines#transportation
- Boeing engine fire delays Southwest flight at Lubbock, Texas airport USA TODAY
- Engine fire forces Southwest flight to abort takeoff at Lubbock airport KCBD
- Aircraft experienced engine fire in Lubbock KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com
- Las Vegas-bound Southwest flight grounded due to engine fire ABC News
- An engine on a Southwest Airlines jet caught fire before taking off from Texas. FAA is investigating The Seattle Times
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