Broken Window Leads To Emergency Landing For Jet Blue

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- For the third time in three weeks, a broken window issue leads to an emergency landing for a United States airline.

This latest incident happened on Sunday when a Jet Blue flight from San Juan to Tampa landed safely in Fort Lauderdale after cracks developed in the windshield.

Passengers were put on another plane.

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southwest airlines windows — Photo of a window that was blown out after an engine caught fire on a Southwest Airlines flight. (credit: Marty Martinez)

Broken cabin windows on two separate Southwest flights forced emergency landings in Philadelphia and Cleveland on April 17 and May 2.

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