Flight from Philadelphia Struck by Bullet
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by News Editor
CBS – Investigators say they now know what caused a small hole in a US Airways plane that traveled from Philadelphia to Charlotte Monday. Sources say a stray bullet struck the rear of the Boeing 737-400 as it was landing in Charlotte.
“We took the aircraft out of service to do a maintenance check with our maintenance team, and we’re working with the appropriate authorities, including the FBI in the investigation,” Liz Landau a US Airways spokeswoman said.
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