`We couldn`t see, we couldn`t breathe`: Pilot`s new book reveals how close Southwest 1380 came ...
(WorldNews Business)

DALLAS - The initial shock was so violent from the blown engine on Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 that Tammie Jo Shults thought there had been a midair collision. `We couldn`t see, we couldn`t breathe, and a piercing pain stabbed our ears, all while the aircraft snapped into a rapid roll and skidded hard to the left as the nose of the aircraft pitched over, initiating a dive toward the ground,` Shults wrote in her book `Nerves of Steel,` which was released Oct. 8. Shults, the captain of the plane that now stands as the only fatal flight in Southwest`s history, released the new book after 16 months of near-silence about the terrifying flight. On Flight 1380 on April 17, 2018, from New York`s...