26 February 2015
By A.F. James MacArthur
Agitator In Chief
On Twitter: @BaltoSpectator
MACARTHUR INDEPENDENT NEWS SERVICE
BALTIMORE -- (MINS) Airport officials confirm a passenger carrying aircraft had to make an emergency, unscheduled "precautionary" landing Thursday morning at Baltimore's BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport.
After the story broke here, nearly five hours passed before Baltimore mainstream news media began reporting on the emergency incident.
Agitator In Chief
On Twitter: @BaltoSpectator
MACARTHUR INDEPENDENT NEWS SERVICE
After the story broke here, nearly five hours passed before Baltimore mainstream news media began reporting on the emergency incident.
According to The Baltimore Sun, while bound for Boston from Atlanta, the captain of Southwest flight 319 -- carrying 113 passengers aboard -- declared an emergency Thursday morning, after an "electrical smell" was detected in the cabin.
The plane was then diverted to making an unscheduled, emergency landing at the Baltimore airport.
Vehicles pictured are said to be part of emergency vehicle convoy headed for airfield area. Developing... pic.twitter.com/CGM0wG5oGr
— Agitator In Chief (@BaltoSpectator) February 26, 2015