A BOEING jet has been grounded after experiencing a “Dutch Roll” mid-flight. The Southwest Airlines 737 Max 8 passenger jet was flying from Phoenix, Arizona, to Oakland, California when the incident occurred on May 25. AFPThe passenger jet was at 32,000 feet when it experienced the rare issue[/caption] While at 32,000 feet, the aircraft rocked side to side or experienced uncontrollable “tail-wagging” which is known in the industry as a “Dutch Roll,” according to the Aviation Herald. There were 175 passengers onboard and six crew members at the time and they were less than an hour into their journey before the incident occurred. While control of the aircraft was quickly regaine
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