Tonight, the close call on the runway at Midway Airport, the scary scene in Chicago,

a Southwest jet comes in for landing and then pulls up to avoid hitting another plane.

The entire thing caught on camera.

How it happened and why it's just the latest unnerving incident rattling flyers in American skies.

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In any context, the sight of two planes on a collision chorus would rattle even the most

seasoned flyer.

But think about it, against the backdrop of a string of aerial catastrophes and near catastrophes,

what happened on the runway at Chicago's Midway Airport this morning

is drawing deep concern. Recorded by an airport surveillance camera, the video shows a Southwest

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