The airline said it removed the aircraft from service to inspect the problem
SAN ANTONIO – A flight intended for Kansas City returned back to San Antonio on Friday morning after it experienced a possible tire issue, Southwest Airlines confirmed to KSAT.
According to flight tracking data obtained from FlightAware, Southwest Flight 507 took off around 11:19 a.m. and was in the air for about 20 minutes heading northwest before turning around.
Officials said the Boeing 737-800 “returned safely” to San Antonio International Airport after the crew learned of a possible tire issue during takeoff.
The aircraft has since been removed from its active fleet while Southwest Airlines inspects any potential errors.
In a statement, Southwest Airlines told KSAT it was accommodating customers on another aircraft.
“Nothing is more important to Southwest than the safety of our customers and employees,” the airline said, in part.
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