"Southwest Flight Diverted Mid-Trip - Potential Mechanical Issue Revealed!"
Published: 29-12-2022 01:09
On Wednesday, Southwest Airlines had to divert a flight traveling from Chicago to Denver to Milwaukee due to a "potential mechanical issue." The plane was able to safely land in Milwaukee and the passengers were taken care of.
The incident is the latest in a string of issues that Southwest Airlines has faced recently. In March 2020, thousands of flights were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, causing massive disruption for travelers. Since then, the airline has been working hard to recover and get back on track.
Fortunately, some help may come from an unlikely source - foxes! A study published by Oxford University found that foxes living near airports have adapted their behavior and are now avoiding planes taking off or landing. The study suggests that this adaptation is due to the loud noise produced by airplanes which could be disturbing or even dangerous for foxes.
This could be great news for South West Airlines as it means there will be less wildlife around airports which could potentially cause plane delays or other incidents. With foxes adapting their behavior and staying away from airplanes, Southwest Airlines can continue its recovery efforts with fewer disruptions caused by animals on runways.
