http://www.wsj.com/articles/southwest-airlines-flight-lands-safely-after-major-engine-malfunction-1472320957
A Southwest spokesman said its initial reports indicated no injuries were reported among the 99 passengers and five crew aboard.
Photos taken aboard the flight showed the Boeing 737-700’s engine inlet completely torn away, revealing extensive structural damage to the engine nacelle that hangs underneath the wing. The spokesman said the failure caused a depressurization of the cabin.
According to tracking data from FlightAware, the 737 was flying around 30,700 feet and climbing before it began descending around 9:23 a.m. CDT.
Photo du moteur en vol prise par le pilote:
A great job today by our professional @SouthwestAir pilots! The best safety device is always a well-trained pilot. pic.twitter.com/B4GpLyC6gA
— SWA Pilots' Assn. (@swapapilots) 27 août 2016