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Passengers Thrown from Seats as Southwest Plane Drops Abruptly to Avoid Mid-air Collision
Two flight attendants were injured on a flight from Burbank, Calif., to Las Vegas when the plane suddenly dove 475 feet to avoid another aircraft. The incident caused the on-board alarm to sound, resulting in a rapid descent.
A Southwest Airlines flight from Burbank made an emergency descent of 475 feet to avoid colliding with another aircraft ...
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