Southwest Planes Make Split-Second Move to Avert Collision Near Nashville
TL;DR Summary
Two Southwest Airlines planes aborted landings near Nashville after gusty winds and a parallel runway takeoff put them on a near-collision path; TCAS alerts prompted evasive maneuvers and both aircraft landed safely, with the FAA investigating and reviewing radar-based separation rules.
- Southwest Airlines Planes Make Swift Last-Minute Move to Avoid Crash The Daily Beast
- FAA investigation underway after planes nearly collide over Nashville The Tennessean
- F.A.A. Investigates Close Call Between Southwest Planes in Nashville The New York Times
- Southwest flights avoid collision at Nashville International Airport. The FAA is investigating the incident WSMV
- Two Southwest Airlines planes came dangerously close in Nashville and had to take evasive action NBC News
Reading Insights
Total Reads
1
Unique Readers
4
Time Saved
126 min
vs 126 min read
Condensed
100%
25,187 → 41 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on The Daily Beast