FAA is investigating a Southwest Airlines flight that came close to the control tower

Southwest Flight 147 came within 67 feet of the control tower. Plane had 150 people on board when it came perilously close to hitting LaGuardia Airport's air traffic control tower on Sunday. Plane was carrying 150 people when it was headed to New York City from New Jersey.

Southwest Airlines flight veered off course and flew close to the tower at LaGuardia Airport last month. Federal officials are investigating the incident. FAA is investigating a flight that veered into the tower and flew near to the air traffic control tower. The flight was headed to New York from New York City's East Side.

Southwest Flight 147 from Nashville to New York City flew off course on its final approach and had to be diverted to Baltimore. Southwest flight had a close call with LaGuardia Airport's air traffic control tower on its approach to LaGia Airport. Southwest jet landed in Baltimore after a near miss with the control tower.

Southwest Airlines flight came close to tower at LaGuardia Airport last month. FAA investigating whether flight veered off course and flew over control tower. FAA says Southwest flight came over tower last month; FAA is investigating whether it veered over tower. Flight was headed from New York to New York City's East Side.

Southwest Airlines plane veered off course and had a close call with an air traffic control tower. FAA investigating why plane veers off course during an attempted landing at LaGuardia Airport, agency says. Southwest Airlines flight was headed to New York from New York City's East Side.

FAA investigating possible close call between Southwest Airlines jet and air traffic control tower. FAA says plane may have flown over tower when it attempted to land at LaGuardia Airport. Southwest Airlines plane may be flying over tower, FAA says. Plane may have been trying to land in New York when it flew over tower last month, agency says.