Southwest Inspects All 737-300s After Hole Develops In Fuselage
Southwest Airlines inspected all of its Boeing 737-300s Monday night and found no anomolies after one of its flights made an emergency landing in Charleston, W.Va., earlier in the day because a section of the fuselage skin ruptured near the crown, causing the cabin to depressurize. The airline said...
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