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Imagine looking out your window, wheels down, seconds from landing, and suddenly the pilot slams the throttle and pulls straight up. ​That’s what happened to Southwest Flight 2504 at Chicago Midway. They were feet from the ground when a private jet just casually strolled onto the runway without clearance....

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