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South -West flight 1496, Barabank, from California to Las Vegas, Nevada felt a terrible experience in a few seconds, when the aircraft suddenly took up a sudden to avoid a midar collision after the takeoff.
Dramatic maneuvers caused passengers to fly out of their seats and on the roof, as children and adults shouted, the worst fear.
Two flight attendants are being treated for injuries, a spokesperson of the South West Airlines told Fox News Digital.
The flight of Southwest Airlines had to dive a nose to escape from the upcoming aircraft. (Kevin Carter/Getty Images)
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Ketin Burdi, which was in flight 1496, told Fox News Digital that she was earlier on the same flight path, so she knew that extreme disturbance was unusual.
Burdy said, “About 10 minutes in the flight, we fell far away, and I looked around, and everyone was so, ‘Okay, it’s normal’.” “Then, within two seconds, it felt like a tower of terror, where we fell 20 to 30 feet in the air. Chill, it was terrible. We really thought we were falling for a plane crash.”
Southwest confirmed that the crew responded to two onboard traffic alerts after the takeoff, at around 11 am, “They needed to climb and follow the alert.”
Passengers said that at least one flight attendant was injured in the incident. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
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The airline stated that the flight continued for Las Vegas, where it landed “unevenly” according to a statement.
“The South -West Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is associated with further understanding,” Southwest wrote. “We appreciate the professionalism of our flight crew and flight attendant in response to this incident. Nothing is important for the South -West compared to the safety of our customers and employees.”
The FAA noted “Another aircraft was in the surrounding area, while Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control Center at Aircrafts.”
Passengers resorted to social media to share their harsh stories of flight. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Image)
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Passengers said that a flight attendant was amazed after killing his head. Another flight attendant announced that he was leaving.
After the dramatic drop, the pilot came to the Intercom and said that the aircraft collided with another aircraft, and they had lost air traffic control signals.
“It was absolutely terrible,” said Burdy. “I just remember him saying,” Whatever happened, we had almost crashed into another aircraft, and I had to make an emergency because we had lost service with the air traffic controller. “
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Other passengers of the frightened flight took their experience on social media to share their experience.
Stand-up comedian Jimmy Door wrote in an X post, “Many people themselves and many people flew from their seats and hit their heads, a flight attendant needed medical attention.” “Pilot said that his collision warning stopped and he needed to avoid the aircraft coming to us. Wow.”
The FAA said that it is investigating.
