A Southwest Airlines Boeing lost its engine cover during takeoff.
The black streak continues for the American airline Boeing after a new incident that occurred this Sunday on a Southwest Airlines flight which was operating between Denver and Houston.
The images filmed by the passages once again send shivers down your spine. We see the protective cover of the engine of the Boeing 737-800 being completely torn off during takeoff.
\ud83d\udea8BREAKING: Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 engine rips apart during takeoff.
A Southwest Airlines flight bound for Houston immediately returned to Denver.
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Ultimately, Southwest Airlines Flight 3695 returned safely to Denver International Airport around 8:15 a.m. local time on Sunday and was towed to the gate.
The plane was carrying 135 passengers and six crew members to Houston’s William P. Hobby Airport. None of them were injured.
\ud83d\udea8#BREAKING: A Boeing 737 Southwest Airlines had to Make an Emergency Landing after parts of the Engine Cowling Detaches
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Currently, emergency crews and authorities are on the scene after a Boeing 737-800 Southwest Airlines Flight WN3695/SWA3695 departing… pic.twitter.com/eL8pP4uuY7
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Maintenance crews were examining the plane, said Southwest Airlines, which declined to say when the engine was last serviced.