Southwest Airlines flight lands at wrong Mo. airport

Fox News ^ | January 13, 2013 | AP

[theBuckwheat]

The bigger issue will be getting a 737 out of 3700 foot KPLK. The departure to the east is clear- the airport is on a hill top and as you drive by on the highway you look up at the REILs.

[Gritty]

There is no doubt the brake anti-skid system got a full workout and the thrust reverser levers got nearly pulled out of the top of the throttle quadrant.

[cicero2k]

At DIA (Denver), if you are 7 miles off, you are still in the same airport.

[Caribou]

Get the pilots that flew the one out of Wichita a few months back. They were able to do it.

[Hawthorn]

Must of?

Agreed. Not nearly grammatical enough.

Me, gotta say I prefer musta, doncha know?

[Jane Long]

I wonder why this article has a date of one year ago.

Operator error...just like the linked story ;-)

[VRWC For Truth]

“Wanna get away?”

[texas booster]

It is not so bad since I still enjoy travel, and having status means I breeze through most airport abuses.

Southwest flew the plane to Tulsa today, so that part of the adventure is over.