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FEATURE: A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 is preparing to depart for the Minneapolis International Airport in Denver. (AP)
A Southwest Airlines jet landed in Kansas City on Wednesday night with a cracked cockpit windshield.
The outer pane of Southwest Flight 718's left cockpit is cracked during the descent to Kansas City International Airport, the airline said in a statement. No urgency has been declared.
The plane was taken out of service for a routine window repair, the company said.
The Kansas City Aviation Department said that the plane had landed shortly after 18:30. with 117 people on board, Fox 4 Kansas City reported. The flight came from Reagan International Airport in Washington, DC, the report said.
Officials at Kansas City Airport told Fox 4 that the reason the glass was broken was not clear, but there are several layers.
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