US FAA probes latest Southwest Airlines flight that posed safety issues

i will be following this event as it is sorted out. THere is no reason for that lapse of altitude control. THere was two pilots entrusted with preventing this thing and they failed.

I'm guessing the flight diversion to Ft. Lauderdale was a good way to overwrite the CVR. Whoops we left power on.

"Coconuts off the starboard wing, Cap'n"

Pilots checking out the causeway beaches for GF

We need cameras in cockpits immediately.

It is revolutionizing the policing industry and would be invaluable as a training and investigative tool in the cockpit. Just think of the number of examples off the top of your head where cockpit cameras would answer innumerable questions.

Don't passenger lives matter??

Yup what is this app BS. I went back to the story and was directed to the app

Lets have articles in full not requiring downloading apps to read.

A flight on a night time final approach to the Nice France airport mistakenly lined up on the bright orange lights of the nearby shoreline boulevard. When the crew realized their mistake, the plane was a few hundred feet above the ground. The crew aborted the landing and then, without gaining altitude and engines screaming, hedge-hopped across the rooftops for miles across the city of Nice to get back to the approach. There were thousands of terrified citizens reporting that a plan had crashed in their neighborhoods. Not sure what the crew was thinking. Maybe if they stayed low enough no one would notice?

These are perhaps additional examples that support the argument for autonomous flight.