SWA Makes emergency landing in Yuma AZ

[Muppets]

How many maint. feds will get a springtime bonus check from SWA on this one?

 

[SWA/CA]

Never fails.... they like to kick Southwest.

 

[SWA/CA]

FI monkey saying it's a Boeing problem.

It is a Boeing problem.

 

[skydash]

The real question is, did the crew make sure and ask for the required shortcut direct to Yuma when they checked in...

HA!!! Now THATS funny!!

 

[CaptAntoineMack]

FI monkey saying it's a Boeing problem.

Who is calling who a monkey!!!

Moderator!! Moderator!!









I kid. I kid

 

[Beetle007]

It is a Boeing problem.

My wife has a free ticket on SWA and refuses to fly on them. In the past she would call reservations and make sure it wasn't a 737-300. Now she says it is just not worth the hassle and will only fly on other airlines. I am sure a lot of informed passengers will make similar decisions.

It sounds like Southwest might not be doing a proper job maintaining these airplanes. "Federal records show cracks in the airframe were found and repaired a year ago, according to the Associated Press." http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2011/0...ancels-300-flights-begins-inspecting-aircraft

How long until the 737-700s and 737-800s start showing their improper design issues. Maybe never...maybe soon.

 

[Bill Nelson]

It sounds like Southwest might not be doing a proper job maintaining these airplanes. "Federal records show cracks in the airframe were found and repaired a year ago, according to the Associated Press." http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2011/04...cting-aircraft

Hey retard, if SWA wasn't doing a proper job they wouldn't have found the cracks. The problem is not a SWA induced problem it is a Boeing and FAA issue that SWA is having to deal with. I bet your 152 has cracks if you knew how to find them.

 

[Rough67]

Hey retard, if SWA wasn't doing a proper job they wouldn't have found the cracks. The problem is not a SWA induced problem it is a Boeing and FAA issue that SWA is having to deal with. I bet your 152 has cracks if you knew how to find them.

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[Tripower455]

So, what exactly was beetle 07 trying to rationalize? His hatred for SW?

 

[Beetle007]

So, what exactly was beetle 07 trying to rationalize? His hatred for SW?

I have nothing against SW. I have something against the operation of unsafe airplanes.

Boeing aircraft have had uncommanded flight control inputs resulting in several crashes, they have had uncommanded thrust reduction to idle resulting in a 777 crash and several close calls, and they have had numerous structural failures of their fuselage in very recent history.

The FAA, airlines, and pilots need to step up their game when operating these Boeing aircraft. I only mentioned pilots because it was the Aloha first officer who missed the crack on their 737 when even a passenger noticed it during boarding and resulted in the death of a flight attendant.

 

[Tripower455]

I have nothing against SW. I have something against the operation of unsafe airplanes.

Boeing aircraft have had uncommanded flight control inputs resulting in several crashes, they have had uncommanded thrust reduction to idle resulting in a 777 crash and several close calls, and they have had numerous structural failures of their fuselage in very recent history.

The FAA, airlines, and pilots need to step up their game when operating these Boeing aircraft. I only mentioned pilots because it was the Aloha first officer who missed the crack on their 737 when even a passenger noticed it during boarding and resulted in the death of a flight attendant.

This is clearly a Boeing issue, yet you turned it into a SW issue. Boeing and the FAA come up with the maintenance and inspection procedures, and operators follow them. You said that "informed" passengers are gonna boycott SW because of this. Informed passengers will more likely look at our 40 year safety record.

Airbii disposajets haven't killed anyone right?

 

[relief tube]

I assume all heavy checks are outsourced at SW, as is most of SW's non-line mx right?

Anyone know who does it (AAR in IND?) and when this a/c's last check was done?

 

[Beetle007]

Airbii disposajets haven't killed anyone right?

Actually, I can't think of an example. The Air France flying into a thunderstorm is the closest I can think of or maybe the A300 where the pilots went full deflection on the rudders in both directions (outside of design limits for any commerical aircraft as explained to me by the 737 test pilots who were getting their A320 type rating).

All the Airbus accidents I can think of have been human error.

 

[scoreboardII]

I have nothing against SW. I have something against the operation of unsafe airplanes. .

how about this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGHVnIxNUIw

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/06/04/opinion/opinion_30104349.php

dude, we just fly them.

 

[Flopgut]

SWA airplanes have lot's of sheetmetal repairs, and most of the repairs are very poorly done. Boeing problem? They didn't build like that and they wouldn't repair them that way either. No one reputable would....