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American Airlines down at O'hare?

Does anyone know what happened to an American Airlines plane at O'hare International Airport in Chicago last Thursday at around 2:55pm? It looked like a Boeing 767.

I was coming in from Cancun and we landed on runway 9R. On the taxiway I noticed a Boeing 767 at the end of the runway (on the taxiway) with ambulance, squad cars, and firetrucks surrounding it. All with their lights on. I also so shuttle busses speeding towards the plane and then hold back.

I do not know if this was the case but here is a rare story I found that happend thursday august 16th but news was posted the next day
CHICAGO, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- An American Airlines spokeswoman at Chicago's O'Hare Airport said there has been no sign of a cat that made a break for freedom at the terminal.

Basil, a 1-year-old tabby, went on the run July 30 as his owner, Shelly-Marie Rios, was traveling from Detroit to Austin, Texas, the Chicago Sun-Times reported Friday. Another cat, Jasper, also tried to run but was foiled by airline employees.

"As our ramp worker was literally picking up the handle of the kennel to put the cage in the belly of the aircraft, the bottom fell out," said American Airlines spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan. "One cat went one way, the other went the other way," she said. "We were able to retrieve one of the two animals very quickly."

Fagan said the incident was a rare occurrence.

"There are a lot of nooks and crannies on the ramp level where a house cat may try to tuck himself in and stay out of the way," Fagan said to the Sun-Times. "Please understand, we have a lot of people looking for this cat. There are a lot of lovers of animals looking."

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Does Southwest Airlines have any kind of power outlets on their seats?

I typically fly American, and they have the car-lighter-outlets on the seats (on most planes) so I can plug my converter in and have an actual power outlet to plug my laptop into. I was wondering if Southwest has this too. I don't know what plane I will be flying on but it's a 5hr flight so I am guessing it will be a big one. Anybody fly Southwest a lot and know if this is even available on some planes?

All of Southwest's planes are Boeing 737s; however, none of them have power ports or outlets at the seats. The website below has seat maps and other information about the three different types of 737s that Southwest uses.

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