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A Southwest Airlines flight narrowly avoided collision with a medical helicopter near Cleveland on October 29, violating safety rules.
The U.S. NTSB is investigating a near-miss on October 29 between a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 and a medical helicopter near Cleveland International Airport, where the aircraft came within 0.56 miles at 2,075 feet, violating safety separation rules.
The Southwest pilot aborted the landing, and the jet landed safely.
The incident, occurring during a final approach from Baltimore, adds to aviation safety concerns following a January 29 mid-air collision near Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people.
The FAA has since adjusted helicopter routes and created buffer zones around major airports, while the NTSB continues its probe into the Cleveland event.
Un vuelo de Southwest Airlines por poco evitó la colisión con un helicóptero médico cerca de Cleveland el 29 de octubre, violando las reglas de seguridad.