Extreme heat is causing canned carbonated drinks to explode while being opened by flight ... many employees have been hurt by the exploding cans. “But one incident is already too many ...

Soda cans are rupturing on Southwest flights, in some cases injuring flight attendants, as extreme heat continues this summer. According to CBS News, airline officials say they’re aware of a ...

Hot summer temperatures in parts of the United States are causing a side effect 30,000 feet up — bursting cans of soda on Southwest Airlines flights. At least 20 of the airline’s flight ...

Summer temperatures across the U.S. are so high that they’ve created problems at cruising altitude, causing some overheated beverages to burst midair on a number of Southwest Airlines flights.

Soda cans stored at various airports are likely heating up, prompting them to explode when they are opened at 30,000 feet. Incidents involving bursting soda cans have occurred in previous years ...

Scorching temperatures on the ground this summer (and for every summer hereafter) are causing soda cans to explode on Southwest Airlines planes, injuring at least 20 flight attendants.

As KUT reports, a typical soda can is designed to handle ... move faster and separate from liquid, causing the can to balloon out or possibly explode. So, Southwest is learning that it's better ...

We believe quality journalism should be available to everyone, paid for by those who can afford it. Some of the employees had injuries to their hands. At least one needed to get stitches.