A cross-country Southwest flight’s windshield cracked at 37,000 feet and forced a diversion
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As scary as a cracked windshield might sound, passengers are in little danger on the rare occasions such incidents occur.
As scary as a cracked windshield might sound, passengers are in little danger on the rare occasions such incidents occur.
As scary as a cracked windshield might sound, passengers are in little danger on the rare occasions such incidents occur.
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