It's Happened Again: Jet Lands at Wrong US Airport

For the second time in less than two months, a large jet has landed at the wrong airport in the United States. A Southwest Airlines jet carrying 124 passengers and five crew members was headed Sunday night from Chicago to an airport at the small city of Branson, Missouri. But pilots landed it 11 kilometers away at another airport. One woman on the flight said the plane had a rough landing on a runway that was about half as long as the one at the airport where the flight was supposed to...

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