Southwest Airlines Flight 812 - Wikipedia
Southwest Airlines Flight 812 was a Boeing 737-300 passenger jet that on April 1, 2011, suffered rapid depressurization while cruising at 34,000 ft (10,000 m) near Yuma, Arizona, leading to an emergency landing at Yuma International Airport. Two …
Fuselage hole forces Southwest emergency landing
2011年4月2日 · An unidentified Southwest Airlines flight 812 passenger, right, is hugged by a loved one after arriving at Sacramento International Airport Friday, April 1, 2011. A fuselage rupture and a sudden drop in cabin pressure forced the flight from Phoenix to Rich Pedroncelli, Associated Press
Southwest Airlines grounds about 80 planes after mishap
2011年4月2日 · Southwest Airlines Flight 812, which was headed from Phoenix to Sacramento, Calf., sits safely on the tarmac at the Yuma International Airport after being forced to make an emergency...
Passengers Of Damaged Southwest Flight Arrive In Sacramento
2011年4月2日 · Federal officials said it was a "fuselage rupture" -- a large hole on the top of the Boeing 737 -- that led to a loss of cabin pressure and a terrifying descent from 36,000 feet to an emergency...
Fuselage Hole Forces Southwest Emergency Landing - WBUR
2011年4月2日 · His safe emergency landing at a military base in Yuma, about 150 miles southwest of Phoenix, drew applause from relieved passengers. No serious injuries were reported among the 118 people...
Fatigue Cracks Caused Hole in Southwest Jet - The New York Times
2011年4月4日 · The five-foot hole that ripped open midflight Friday in the roof of a Southwest Airlines jet and terrified passengers on their way to Sacramento from Phoenix was caused by fatigue cracks in...
After Scare, Southwest Grounds Planes - The New York Times
2011年4月2日 · Southwest Airlines grounded 79 airplanes on Saturday after a piece of the fuselage on one of its Boeing 737s ripped open during a flight the day before, leaving a hole in the cabin ceiling and...
Southwest Airlines flight diverts due to 'rapid decompression in …
Southwest Airlines Flight 812 carrying 118 passengers between Phoenix, Arizona and Sacramento, California was forced to divert to the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station in Arizona, after a hole appeared in the top of the aircraft; the plane landed safely at Yuma.
BBC interview about Southwest 737 fuselage rupture
On April 1, 2011, Southwest Airlines flight 812, a 737-300 on a scheduled flight from Phoenix, AZ to Sacramento, CA, experienced a rapid loss of cabin pressure after a rupture developed in the upper fuselage about 18 minutes after takeoff when the aircraft was climbing through 34,000 feet.
Southwest Airlines to Ground 79 Planes After Emergency Landing
April 2, 2011 -- Southwest Airlines is grounding 79 of its Boeing 737 planes after the ceiling of a flight out of Phoenix tore open in mid-air Friday, which prompted a sudden loss of cabin pressure, a rapid descent and an emergency landing at a military base in Yuma, Ariz.