Southwest Airlines flight forced to make emergency landing after ...
A crew member noticed the crack in the windshield about one hour into the flight.
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A Southwest Airlines flight (Flight 2665) diverted to Tulsa after a windshield crack was detected midflight; the crew landed safely and passengers were rebooked onto another aircraft to Baltimore. FAA is investigating the incident.[4][6]
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Similar incidents have occurred in the past, including a Hawaii-bound Southwest flight that returned to Honolulu due to a cracked windshield; the aircraft was repaired and returned to service, with investigations by FAA noted.[1][5]
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Effects for travelers: diversions can cause delays and rebooking; airlines typically arrange alternate aircraft and accommodations as needed while the incident undergoes investigation.[6][4]
If you’d like, I can monitor for updates and provide a concise incident timeline with status and any official statements.