Boeing plane loses engine cowling during Southwest flight

An engine covering fell off a Boeing plane and hit the plane's wing flap as the Houston-bound Southwest Airlines flight took off from Denver International Airport on Sunday morning, officials said.

[@luisgordillo1695]

Boeing Boeing Boeing ! Thats the sound the parts make when they fall off 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rajtheo]

at this rate no one will be Going on Boeing.

[@shootingsportstransparency7461]

Boeing is the best advertisement Airbus could wish for

[@cesaravegah3787]

Boeing says that was an isolated incident and that is deeply sorry that the person who took the video on a totally unrelated issue died by suicide next Thursday.

[@denisecaccese830]

Never flying on a Boeing aircraft again!!!!!

[@Choosewiselyeye]

I know nothing about plane but when I heard FELL OFF I knew it was Boeing

[@Wartunder986]

Blame the maintenance

[@iantaylor1748]

@@Wartunder986 Blame the management at Boeing. Their aircraft are death traps but look at all those share by back dividends.

[@bettycrocker3425]

U obviously haven’t heard about the two Airbus planes where engines blowing up in mid flight. This was a maintenance issue . Not a manufacturer issue. Boeing doesn’t make engines. In fact SAME ENGINES are on BOTH AIRBUS AND BOEING planes. Good lord people are so Whatever the news says is true lol

[@theunwire.]

Why only Boeing plane are having maitainance issue​@@Wartunder986

[@gerardoppewal372]

You can't blame Boeing for everything. The engines are not made by Boeing and the cowling was not properly secured by ground personnel.

[@winzyl9546]

Right, so lately all the other news regarding boeing has no coincidence at all.

[@pw6498]

That's like saying your car engine blew up, but it was a different manufacturer to blame not the car maker.... :(

[@gerardoppewal372]

@@winzyl9546 Oh, yes, the recent incidents regarding the Max and the plug door can absolutely be blamed on Boeing. That, however, has nothing to do with a careless ground mechanic who forgot to properly latch a clip.

[@gerardoppewal372]

@@pw6498 In car industry the engine is usually made by the same factory as the body. Moreover, you have a contract with the dealer as the sole responsible counterpart. Whole different ballgame.

[@senseitionally]

and that’s when Boeing needs to be more strict knowingly each manufacture may not have the same capacity in meeting requirements but oh well they also fail to ensure the quality!

[@broncodalton2]

“My time has come” ahh engine

[@kingof206]

😂😂

[@JG-vc5lg]

Hardly the engine. More like your car hood coming up when driving down the road.

[@pw6498]

Is there any part of these airliners that are actually attached !! ??

[@cintroberts6614]

If it is a Boeing we are not going.

[@raccoon874]

*didn't lose part of the ENGINE.. it's the cowling, and it is time to blame THEIR OWN MAINTENANCE at Southwest, not Boeing*

[@juangarcia-gv2jy]

This is not a Boeing fault it's a maintenance issue. This is like blaming Ford for a mistake a mechanic made.

[@denniswilliams2385]

While many of these incidents are due to lackluster maintenance on the part of the airlines, many of the most recent incidents are also due to Boeing’s decision to outsource its manufacturing in order to cut costs some time ago

[@denniswilliams2385]

@@dwaynedonnelly You are absolutely correct. I miss wrote the second part of my comment and have corrected it.

[@JJPrizeDistributionComittee]

Southwet? Maybe if the plane had been properly dried, this wouldn't have happened.

[@pkk2009]

Why is 737 still running around the world ? 😢😠

[@Wartunder986]

Because it’s cheap and has a lot of variance

[@bettycrocker3425]

U guys are bought as un educated as the world. Boeing and Airbus DONT MAKE THEIR ENGINES. THESE ARE AIRLINE MAINTENANCE ISSUES. Smdh. AIRBUS had engine blow off in mid flight. U just listening to news

[@compositeur8455]

@Wartunder986 you can't take money to the afterlife lol

[@juanmacias5922]

Boeing's corner cutting coming to bite them.

[@danrosario2888]

Facts

[@HansDelbruck53]

In the ass.

[@bettycrocker3425]

U both sound facicious. “FACTS”. This has NOTHING to do w/manufacturing. Its from maintenance. AIRBUS & BOEING DONT MAKE their engines lol smdh.

[@bettycrocker3425]

@@danrosario2888 facts? You listen to too much of news bru.! You are about as gullible as they come hu?

[@juanmacias5922]

@@bettycrocker3425 you * learn how to use English properly.

[@DIVISIONINCISION]

I cancelled my trip to Hawaii due to the chance of something like this happening on a 10 hour flight. No thanks.

[@cemo3292]

American quality 😂

[@macbuff81]

The merger with McDonnell Douglas was one of the worst decisions for Boeing. Prior to the merger, Boeing prided itself on its strict quality control measures. McDonnell was the opposite. Profit over safety.

[@JG-vc5lg]

Blaming this on Boeing is like blaming your flat tire on Ford. Once they sell a plane it is up to the owner to maintain it.

[@josephkato6678]

Those people were lucky from past two incidents, but if Boeing ain't punished for their bs something serious is going to happen sooner or later

[@user-wm5re7fn2v]

Boeing: While we are moving in the right direction, we want and need to accelerate change. To achieve our aspirations, we are galvanizing our entire workforce to improve equity through annual incentives to advance equitable talent selections and build inclusive teams through diverse interview panels.

[@johndemler653]

Nothing to do with Boeing. Check the last maintenance records. Maybe not latched properly

[@mannyromero4511]

Son of a BBBBBBBBB....they just can't catch a break!

[@juanmacias5922]

That's what happens when they ignore safety inspectors, all in order for the investors to catch a bonus.

[@iantaylor1748]

Perhaps if they tried harder, or even at all?

[@bettycrocker3425]

@@juanmacias5922 so un educated. Airbus and Boeing DONT make engines. Besides a door blowing off. You had undertrained pilots, and a ton of AIRLINE MAINTENANCE issues. Airbus had a couple planes where engines blown up in mid flight yet you dont hear about that much. Look it up

[@VladimirWeyland]

It's called tuning

[@russejones]

Probably not a Boeing issue, but something to do with maintenance by SW. Because this was a 800 series and not a Max leaves no doubt the engine has been off before.

[@5purplecups]

I keep hearing stories about these planes! Until something tragic happens they’ll never learn

[@harryhill-es5jk]

Profit over safety

[@itsjustmet1743]

Most of these things are mechanical and maintenance issues you should be blaming on the airlines. These things should scare you- in the fact that THE AIRLINES ARE NOT DOING THEIR DUE DILIGENCE on MAINTENANCE and MECHANICAL UPKEEP and checks!

[@bettycrocker3425]

Another Airline MAINTENANCE CREW issue. This IS NOT A MaX. You people are NUTS. Boeing doesn’t even make the engines . Besides a door, the other issues have been under trained pilots and MAINTENANCE by The Airlines . Airbus planes having engine blowing out and 1 of these planes lands in Denver. Wheres news on that? Its like reporting every time a honda civic has an issue on road due to driver not maintaining car or dealership mechanics making mistakes

[@gerardoppewal372]

Agreed, with the exception of the Honda Civic. They don't have issues. Ever. 😉

[@itsjustmet1743]

You should watch yr reporting and blaming Boeing- you could be sued

[@NOVA10993]

Ain't going if it's a Boeing

[@joshuascholl5280]

Time to stop flying. Just goes to show planes aren’t fly worthy. It’s all about the money, not the passenger safety

[@reggie2261]

Boeing Boeing Boeing blah blah ,blame maintenance overload/overwork and mass retirement and layoffs of experience maintainers due to Covid

[@MusicallyInclined101]

Some AME is having a really bad day 😂

[@edwinlipton]

Wowww! They really take pride in there work nowadays.

[@HansDelbruck53]

their work

[@sshukla7975]

When a company that was built on quality, ignores merit and competencies but follows DEI WAY TO MUCH... result is this... Merit makes a man/woman and in return they make the company.. Bowing did hiring 92% based off of DEI... and also promotion... thus has been reflecting in their quality of work... when you give importance to color then skills... result is pretty evident.... answer to this is MERIT.... find merit in DEI hiring if you reconsidering that... Coming from an Indian, plus who knows the discrimination in America too well....

[@winzyl9546]

Another one

[@earlradius9511]

I guess I am NOT the only one that only travels on AIRBUS..... Boeing become a nightmare. Airbus more and more is like a sweet dream.. The only true DRAMLINER is built by AIRBUS..

[@topgun1457]

this issue happens on airbus too mate

[@VideoNOLA]

The engines have one job . . .

[@iantaylor1748]

Boeing safety inspectors don’t.

[@bettycrocker3425]

@@iantaylor1748 Airbus an boeing dont make engines. And the AIRLINES maintenance doesn’t have to do their job. Can just blame the manufacturer

[@jimgallagher5441]

Not down to Boeing imo. You have to give it to them, the plane was fine and they securely landed it insuring safely to the passengers. It was not the ENGINE itself, this is the cowl. A cover like piece. This is down to how the unit was secured.

[@marcushall6821]

Boeing sucks 😂😂😂 Airlines should cancel all orders for Boeing jets and buy Airbus instead.

[@DriftekComp]

“I’ve never worked on a plane before but I asked for $70 an hour and showed up with a beard wearing a skirt and they said, when can you start?”, stated the man named equity.

[@lindasmith948]

Maintenance is not maintaining the planes properly. Even just touching that cowling would have shown it was loose. Southwest is not checking airplane properly. Possible DEI culprit!

[@JJPrizeDistributionComittee]

Must be sad to be such a moronic racist 24/7. I'll pray for you.

[@kehreazerith3016]

Being brown doesn't make you worse at your job, also DEI in the aviation industry doesn't exist

[@SKubric]

Boeing the best !

[@nothingisnews]

Boeing strikes again.

[@nomad1761]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kingsuperbus4617]

who is boeing hiring to do these repairs!

[@juanmacias5922]

Wrong question, the right question is who is profiting by not fixing these problems.

[@HansDelbruck53]

"...was traveling from Denver to Houston this evening, er, should I say yesterday..." Is she on drugs?

[@hugo9618]

Made in America

[@flashpadxxx]

Time to buy Airbus stock XD

[@topgun1457]

this issue happens on airbus too mate lmao quit trusting the news they are focusing on Boeing because of the number of views they can get

[@BUY_YOUTUBE_VIEWS_d133]

And another great video!