03JUN2024
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737700, operating flight WN225 from Denver to Phoenix with 137 people on board, stopped its climb at 10,000 feet due to a hydraulic system failure. The crew declared an emergency and returned to Denver, landing safely on runway 34L about 30 minutes after departure. The airline reported that a tire had failed during takeoff, affecting one of the aircraft's redundant hydraulic systems. Passengers heard a loud noise during takeoff and were instructed to brace for landing. The crew explained that the burst tire had caused the hydraulic system issue.

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