"The Crew of Southwest Flight 957… made the decision to divert the plane to Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport for maintenance review of one of the multiple layers of a window pane," the statement said.
WGN News in Chicago posted pictures from a passenger posted a phone of a cracked window. The report said the window appeared to be blown out but no one is injured.
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The aircraft has been taken out of service and Southwest employees are working to transfer the 76 customers to a new aircraft to Newark.
Last month one person was killed after a Southwest jet made an emergency landing following an engine failure.