Southwest Airlines Flight Under Investigation After 'Dutch Roll' Incident

Federal authorities are examining structural damage on a Boeing 737 Max following an inflight oscillation during a Phoenix to Oakland flight.

The incident occurred on May 25, with Southwest notifying the NTSB on June 7.
A 'Dutch roll' involves the plane rocking side to side and yawing, which can be corrected by pilots or automatic systems.
No injuries were reported among the 175 passengers and six crew members.
Investigators are analyzing flight data to determine the event's severity and cause.
The cockpit voice recorder was overwritten, limiting available audio data.