Southwest Airlines 737 Makes Emergency Landing in Las Vegas

Our site may contain affiliate links. Read Advertiser Disclosure policy here.


A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737, made an uplanned landing this weekend in Las Vegas as the first officer got sick mid-flight on his way from San Jose to Dallas, Texas.

Southwest Airlines

Per KTNV news,

A Southwest Airlines flight has made an unplanned stop in Las Vegas after the co-pilot became ill.
Southwest spokeswoman Brandy King said the co-pilot was fine after being checked by medics.
Flight 1015 was flying Friday from San Jose, California, to Dallas. Flight-tracking services showed that the plane was over southern Utah when it turned back to land at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, where it stayed on the ground for about two hours.
King said the plane resumed the trip to Dallas with a replacement for the ill crew member, who may have become dehydrated. He was not identified.
Bottom Line
The pilot appears to be doing better, and it was speculated that he may have been dehydrated. The passengers finally landed in Dallas after a brief delay of two hours.
Editorial Note: Opinions, analyses, reviews or suggestions expressed on this site are those of the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed.

About Points, Miles & Martinis

Here at Points, Miles and Martinis, we love all things travel. We focus on topics relating to travel including destinations, airline, hotel, car rental and credit card reward programs. Our goal is to help people travel better. - See more at our About Us page.

Sign up for Email || Twitter || Facebook |Tips & Tricks
Hotel Offers || Airline Offers || Bank Offers || Cash Back Offers

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *