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Southwest Airlines flight 1243 from Fort Myers, Florida nose gear tires 'lost pressure' during landing at Chicago Midway airport

A Southwest Airlines flight from Fort Myers landed at Chicago Midway with two flat tires on the nose gear.

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The brief

The nose gear tires on Southwest Airlines flight 1243 lost pressure during landing at Chicago Midway airport. The aircraft was towed off the runway. The cause of the tire pressure loss is not yet specified in coverage.

The incident occurred on a flight from Fort Myers, Florida. The aircraft was safely evacuated. The reporting does not yet specify whether the tires blew out before or during landing.

The number of passengers on board is not yet specified.

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Quick answers

What flight was affected?

Southwest Airlines flight 1243 from Fort Myers, Florida.

Where did the incident occur?

Chicago Midway airport.

What part of the aircraft was affected?

The nose gear tires.

Topics

Southwest Airlines Chicago Midway Aviation Safety Flight Incident Air Travel

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