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Southwest Flight 1496, en route from Burbank to Las Vegas on July 25, made a dramatic 475-foot dive just six minutes after takeoff to avoid a mid-air collision with a Hawker Hunter fighter jet.
The Boeing 737 received collision alerts from its onboard system, prompting an emergency descent from 14,100 ft to 13,625 ft.
The Hawker Hunter was flying at approximately 14,653 ft, putting the two aircraft within 350 ft vertically and 7.82 km laterally.
Passengers were thrown from seats; two flight attendants were injured.
Comedian Jimmy Dore, onboard, described the moment as “pandemonium” and said people hit the ceiling.
The pilot later confirmed via intercom that they had lost air traffic control signal and had to descend to avoid a collision.
The flight landed safely in Las Vegas.
Southwest Airlines is working with the FAA, which is investigating the incident.
The Hawker Hunter jets were reportedly part of a routine military operation, raising questions about coordination between civilian and military air traffic.
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