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The light on the roof of Bombshells club flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines plane. Picture: Williamcho from Flickr
A SPINNING searchlight on top of a Dallas strip club has sparked security fears after it dazzled a pilot as he prepared to land.
The powerful light on the roof of the Bombshells club in Dallas, Texas, flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines jet as it prepared to land at Love Field Airport, myFOXdfw.com reports.
The incident happened when the flight was on final approach, about 305m off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said.
The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.
“You have the potential of causing the pilot a problem. In fact, there have been occasions where the pilot, who was landed the aircraft, got hit by a laser and the co-pilot ended up having to complete the landing,” Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative Lynn Lunsford said.

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Stripper light in pilots eye
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Dallas, Texas – The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating whether a beam of light from a strip club endangered a Southwest Airlines flight. On Sunday the plane was landing at Love Field when the pilot claims a beam of light was shined into the cockpit.
Investigators believe the light came from Bombshells’ Cabaret. It is a strip club located in an industrial area about 4 miles from Love Field.
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“It is entirely possible that that airplane just happened to fly through the beam at just the right Angle,” said FAA spokes person Lynn Lunsford. He believes high-powered laser beams are the bigger concern. According to government data, laser incidents are up more than 65 % from 2008 to 2009. So far this year there have been more than 17 hundred such cases. California and Texas lead the nation with incidents involving lasers and planes. Still but a search lights on top of a strip club are very different from lasers.

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The light on the roof of Bombshells club flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines plane. Picture: Williamcho from Flickr
A SPINNING searchlight on top of a Dallas strip club has sparked security fears after it dazzled a pilot as he prepared to land.
The powerful light on the roof of the Bombshells club in Dallas, Texas, flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines jet as it prepared to land at Love Field Airport, myFOXdfw.com reports.
The incident happened when the flight was on final approach, about 305m off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said.
The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.
“You have the potential of causing the pilot a problem. In fact, there have been occasions where the pilot, who was landed the aircraft, got hit by a laser and the co-pilot ended up having to complete the landing,” Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative Lynn Lunsford said.

See the full article from “The Australian”

A SPINNING searchlight on top of a Dallas strip club gave a pilot a dazzling experience he could have done without and sparked safety fears, myFOXdfw.com reported Tuesday.
The powerful light on the roof of the Bombshells club flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines jet as it prepared to land at Love Field Airport. The incident happened just after 11pm Sunday (2pm Monday AEST) when the flight was on final approach, about 1000 feet (305m) off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said. The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.”You have the potential of causing the pilot a problem. In fact, there have been occasions where the pilot, who was landed the aircraft, got hit by a laser and the co-pilot ended up having to complete the landing,” Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative Lynn Lunsford said.

See the full article from “The Australian”

Strip club lights blind pilot during landing
NBC — The pilot of a Southwest Airlines flight said a bright light nearly blinded him as he was landing at Dallas Love Field on Sunday night.
The pilot of Flight 939 from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Dallas, said a flash of light interfered with his vision about four miles out from the airport.
“All of a sudden, a bright flash of light, and their night vision is destroyed, and it takes a while to come back,” said Lynn Lunsford, of the Federal Aviation Administration. “When a laser goes off, it’s like a flash bulb going off in your eye.”
Dallas police traced the mystery light to a rotating spotlight on the roof of Bomb Shells Cabaret, an all-nude strip club near Interstate 35.

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Strip club spotlight dazes Southwest pilots on approach to Love Field
All the TV stations in D/FW have been buzzing about the news that a Southwest pilot was temporarily blinded by a spotlight from a strip club as he landed his flight at Dallas Love Field on Sunday.
The pilot of Flight 939 from Albuquerque, N.M. to Dallas was able to safely land the plane after the flash of light interfered with his vision prior to landing.
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On Monday, when the story was first being reported, authorities weren’t sure where the spotlight had come from. It has since been traced to a spotlight on the roof of Bomb Shells Cabaret, an all-nude strip club near Interstate 35.
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… 2,600 Lap Dances with Stolen Credit Card
Published : Tuesday, 31 Aug 2010, 10:20 AM CDT
By Kevin Boie | MYFOXDFW.COM
DALLAS – Someone spent thousands of dollars that wasn’t his at a Dallas strip club early Tuesday, police said.
The incident happened at about 2 a.m. inside the Dallas Gentlemen’s Club at 2117 Northwest Highway.
Investigators said somone used an illegally altered credit card to purchase more than $2,600 in lap dances and other services at the club.
According to a police report, information on the card did not match details on receipts. Proprietors apparently noticed the discrepancies and called authorities.
Police are searching for two suspects in the case.

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Strip Club Distracts Southwest Airlines Pilot
“Laser event” at Dallas Love Field turns out to be spotlight on club’s roof
Updated 11:48 PM CDT, Mon, Aug 30, 2010
The pilot of a Southwest Airlines flight said a bright light nearly blinded him as he was landing at Dallas Love Field on Sunday night.
The pilot of Flight 939 from Albuquerque, N.M., to Dallas, said a flash of light interfered with his vision about four miles out from the airport.
“All of a sudden, a bright flash of light, and their night vision is destroyed, and it takes a while to come back,” said Lynn Lunsford, of the Federal Aviation Administration. “When a laser goes off, it’s like a flash bulb going off in your eye.”
Dallas police traced the mystery light to a rotating spotlight on the roof of Bomb Shells Cabaret, an all-nude strip club near Interstate 35 and Walnut Hill.

See the full article from “NBC Dallas-Fort Worth”

Strip Club Search Light Endangers Flight
Published : Tuesday, 31 Aug 2010, 7:57 AM CDT
Adapted for Web by Kevin Boie | MYFOXDFW.COM
DALLAS – The spinning search light atop a Dallas strip club inadvertently flooded the cockpit of a jet preparing to land at Love Field Airport on Sunday, sparking safety concerns.
The incident happened just after 11 p.m. when the Southwest Airlines flight was on final approach, about 1,000 feet off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said. That’s when the powerful light on the roof of Bomb Shells in the 2400 block of Walnut Ridge Street apparently caught the inside of the cockpit.
The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.

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Strip Club Distracts Southwest Airlines Pilot
“Laser event” at Dallas Love Field turns out to be spotlight on club’s roof
Updated 11:48 PM CDT, Mon, Aug 30, 2010
The pilot of a Southwest Airlines flight said a bright light nearly blinded him as he was landing at Dallas Love Field on Sunday night.
The pilot of Flight 939 from Albuquerque, N.M., to Dallas, said a flash of light interfered with his vision about four miles out from the airport.
“All of a sudden, a bright flash of light, and their night vision is destroyed, and it takes a while to come back,” said Lynn Lunsford, of the Federal Aviation Administration. “When a laser goes off, it’s like a flash bulb going off in your eye.”
Dallas police traced the mystery light to a rotating spotlight on the roof of Bomb Shells Cabaret, an all-nude strip club near Interstate 35 and Walnut Hill.

See the full article from “NBC Dallas-Fort Worth”