April 2, 2011-according to reports is Southwest Airlines ground 81 decided its older aircraft.

The Dallas, Texas-based airline ground 81 is its older aircraft for emergency inspections relating to the Boeing 737-Phoenix, Sacramento flight decided which had land to the roof began peeling off.

The aircraft that were grounded for emergency inspection are its Boeing 737 fleet, which will begin an aggressive inspection in cooperation with Boeing engineers.

The level, which occurred Friday, a Boeing 737-300, the 1996 problems and within two to three minutes was delivered pilot took the plane from 36,000 feet up to 15,000 feet.

The aircraft suffered a quick Depressurization, as the roof open in which passengers hole described as three up four foot long cracked.

The aircraft will be examined is expected by the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board. Southwest's executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Mike van de Ven declared that their main concern is the security of their customers and employees. Southwest staff were sent to Yuma to assist in the investigation process with the FAA and NTSB.

The Southwest planes that were grounded represent about 15 percent of their 548 aircraft. Southwest said the checks would be over the next few days, and they are working to ensure that it little inconvenience for customers.

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