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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America.

It's going to be a good morning.

A lot to get to, including the arrest of a suspect in a deadly shooting on the University of New Mexico campus during orientation weekend. We'll have the latest on that in just a moment.

Also, President Trump landing in Scotland as he meets with world leaders ahead of his tariff deadline.

Plus, his latest comments on Gillen Maxwell is he considering a pardon for Jeffrey Epstein's former companion.

But we do begin here with that frightening scene on board of Southwest Airlines plane, making an abrupt maneuver to avoid an oncoming aircraft.

ABC's Ike Ajachi is here with the latest.

Ike, good morning. Yeah, good morning, Wyd. Frightened passengers were jolted in their seats.

And reports say at least two flight attendants were injured as the Boeing 737 dropped nearly 500 feet.

Just the latest in the series of alarming near misses.

This morning, another frightening air scare, a Southwest flight dropping nearly 500 feet in a desperate

maneuver to avoid a possible mid-air collision with a former British fighter jet.

Truly one of the most frightening experiences I've ever had.

About six minutes after takeoff from Burbank, California headed to Las Vegas, Southwest Flight 1496's cockpit alarm started blaring.

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