Reported about 1 year ago
A Southwest Airlines plane unexpectedly descended to a height of only about 160 meters above a residential area in Oklahoma City during landing, triggering high alerts and frightening residents. The incident occurred on June 19, as Flight WN4069 from Las Vegas was approaching Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City. The plane was recorded flying at a low altitude and caught the attention of air traffic control. The plane quickly regained altitude and safely landed on another runway after circling the airport. While airport officials confirmed issuing alerts and canceling approaches, they claimed there were no issues with the aircraft. However, the low altitude approach at night caused panic among nearby residents, sparking discussions and speculations on social media.
Source: YAHOO