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Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Diverts Back to Austin With Mysterious Metal Debris in Engine
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Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Diverts Back to Austin With Mysterious Metal Debris in Engine
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 diverted back to Austin–Bergstrom International Airport on Thursday after the pilots reported problems with the right-hand engine of the 21-year-old aircraft. Southwest flight WN-375 departed Austin at around 11:53 am on June 4 for a regularly scheduled flight to Phoenix, but after climbing to just 13,000 feet, the pilots requested a diversion back to Austin. The pilots reportedly told air traffic control that the…
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