Southwest Flight 1243 Encounters Nose Gear Tire Pressure Loss at Midway
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A Southwest Airlines flight from Fort Myers to Chicago Midway landed with both nose gear tires losing air pressure. Mechanics changed the tires and the aircraft was towed to the gate, with firefighters on scene; no injuries were reported and Southwest said the incident is under investigation.
- Southwest Airlines flight 1243 from Fort Myers, Florida nose gear tires 'lost pressure' during landing at Chicago Midway airport ABC7 Chicago
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- Southwest Airlines flight loses air pressure in nose gear tires while landing at Midway, airline says WGN-TV
- Southwest jet from RSW towed off runway after landing in Chicago with two flat tires Gulf Coast News and Weather
- Southwest flight lands safely at Midway International Airport after nose gear tires blow out CBS News
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