On Thursday, September 11, a Southwest Airlines flight destined for Phoenix, Arizona, had to undertake an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) after it was found that the left-hand engine had failed during its ascent from Burbank. The flight was able to divert and land safely as per AvHerald , with no reported injuries on board.

WN 1394 was a scheduled commercial flight operated by the world's largest low-cost carrier, Dallas-based Southwest, between Burbank International Airport (BUR) and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). The flight was operated by a Boeing 737-700 aircraft.

Diverted To LAX

Performing WN 1394 , the Boeing 737-700 was scheduled to depart from Burbank at 07:20 on the morning of Thursday, September 11; however, it wa

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