the captain tammy joe schultz one of the first female fighter pilots making an incredible emergency landing in philadelphia. schultz then going back hugging passengers. >> she is phenomenal. she is amazing. >> reporter: this the second engine failure like this with a southwest boeing 737 in two years. a source telling abc news it happened with similar engines with seemingly similar failures, a fan blade breaking at about the same spot sending shrapnel spewing forward. >> we are very concerned about this particular event. engine failures like this should not occur obviously. we feel that this is a deeper issue. we have the capability to issue urgent safety recommendations. >> reporter: southwest has now ordered enhanced accelerated inspection of its fleet. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> southwest airlines tonight released a statement on behalf of the crew of flight 1380. it reads in part, our hearts are heavy. on behalf of the entire crew, we appreciate the outpouring of support from the public and our coworkers as we reflect on one family's profound loss. >>> the statement is sig

. >> passengers are calling captain tammy joe schultz a hero for safely landing the plane.chultz who one passenger said had nerves of steel was one of the first women to become a navy fighter pilot. >> she was cool, calm, put together. in the face of a crisis. that is tammy jo, how she is wired. >> when the window burst, 43-year-old, jennifer reardan, married mother of two from new mexico was partially sucked out of the plane. the first passenger on a u.s. airliner to die in an accident. since 2009. >> when the captain brought that 737 into land here in philadelphia, it was going 190 miles an hour. 25% faster than where you would ideally want to be at landing. now the ntsb is going to compare what happened here with eerily similar southwest airlines engine failure that happened back in 2016. >> they call firefighters the bravest. mihelle miller has the story of some of the bravest at their best. >> reporter: stanton, virginia, fire fighters arrived off to the home engulfed in flames. their fight captured on helmet cameras. they would soon extinguish the fire. but it was thi

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we need to honor tammy joe schultz in the same way. hero. a and james nash jr. of nashville is of the same dimension and saved many lives. those acts need to be remembered, reflected on and honored. and i do so today and i know other members of this house do as well. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from indiana, mrs. brooks, for five minutes. mrs. brooks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life of judge patricia gifford who recently passed away unexpectedly just shy of her 80th birthday. she was a pillar in the marian county and indianapolis, indiana, community, a role model for so many lawyers and judges and a dear friend. she'll be forevered remembered for inspiring women and redefining the role of women in the courtroom. she was the one of only two females in her law school class. she was part of the team of the first women in the country appointed to prosecute only sex crimes cases, primarily rape cases and she is the sixth female to assume the bench in indiana. in 1992, judge gifford gaine

her name is tammy joe schultz as we have a clear idea of what it was to be on that flight.ers say a woman was partially sucked out of the plane after a piece of the failed engine shattered a window. cnn spoke to the man who helped pull her back in. >> somebody screamed and realized what happened when the window went out and so i tried and tried and i couldn't. i just couldn't and then andrew came over and was trying to get her back in. it didn't feel like it was trying to pull me out. it would just slam me back. >> sadly, the 43-year-old woman did not survive. we'll have much more on her life in just a moment, but first ntsb investigators have revealed new clues into what might have gone wrong. polo sandoval with the latest. >> reporter: it was exactly 24 hours ago that captain schult and 148 people left laguardia headed to texas, according to information released by the national transportation safety board that 20 minutes into the flight something went terribly wrong. officials now say that one of the fan blades on one of those engines essentially detached, crippling that

>> reporter: mainly about the pilot, kate, captain tammy joe schultz, a woman who passengers said hadves of steel yesterday when she and her other colleague managed to land that plane safely here in philadelphia. we do, after all, know why she sounded so cool, calm, collected in that recording that you just played. she was, after all, according to the navy one of their first female fighter pilots and spent time in california, training future pilots, as well. and what happened 24 hours ago when she heard that the 737 she was flying with all those people onboard literally had a hole in the plane. we now know that there was a woman that was at least partially ejected at one point as you're about to hear from one passenger, it took in their own words, several minutes to finally be able to pull that woman back into the cabin. >> somebody screamed and we realized what happened when the window went out and so, i tried and tried and i couldn't. i just couldn't, and then andrew came over and just trying to get her back in. it didn't feel like it was trying to pull me out. it just felt like whe

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i'm pulling up her name here, tammy joe schultz, a former navy fighter pilot and one of the first women to fly an f-15, it's an extra ordinary story. when the play landed, what happened on that plane? >> when it hit the ground, i felt like it hit the lottery. it was an unbelievable feeling. >> martha: who did you call? >> i was texting my mom. as we were falling, the service kept coming back. i was just trying to get a message out there. >> martha: thank goodness you're okay. i'm sure you're going to have a nice reunion with her family and you'll get to see your sister in dallas soon i hope. are you nervous about getting back on a plane? >> this has never happened. >> martha: it you are amazing, thank you very much. good to have you with us tonight. here now with more, michael boyd of the voigt group internationa international. joseph story and the rest of the passengers had a good outcome tonight, but we did lose the first person who has been killed in any aviation crash in almost ten years. there are 13,000 of these engines turning and burning and this is an event that just happened a

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speaker, i rise today to honor tammy joe schultz, the captain who he had otherically and expertly landed the damaged boeing last week. she saved 148 lives through her courage, skill, professionalism and nerves of steel. we also mourn the death of jennifer reardon, who was killed by the immediate effects of this mishap. tammy jo schultz was a hero long before this successful emergency landing. captain schultz was one of the first female fighter pilots for the u.s. navy and one of the first to ply the -- fly it the fa-18. she became an aggressive pilot and an instructorer. she reminds us that the airplane doesn't care whether you have ovaries or not. as long as you have the qualification and the training to complete the mission. that is why, mr. speaker, i introduced a resolution on monday to commend captain tammy jo schultz for her unflappable courage that saved so many lives. and for paving the way for women in the military and commercial aviation to finally fly in combat and lead as equals. generations of women can fight for freedom and save lives, like she did, because of her. thanks f