FAA Probes Southwest 737's Low Altitude Over Oklahoma City
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The FAA is investigating a Southwest Airlines flight that descended to a low altitude of 500 feet over Yukon, Oklahoma, near Will Rogers World Airport. An automated warning and air traffic controller alerted the crew of the Boeing 737-800. Southwest Airlines is cooperating with the FAA to address the incident, emphasizing the safety of its customers and employees. This follows a similar incident involving a Southwest flight near Hawaii.
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