Spokesman Chris Mainz says the flight landed in Pensacola, Florida, around 9:40 a.m. Saturday.
Mainz says there were no injuries to the 99 passengers and five crew members. He says the plane is out of service and can't continue to Orlando and Southwest is trying to find other ways to get passengers there.
Southwest Airlines has notified the National Transportation Safety Board and Mainz says the airline will inspect the damage when authorized and work with the agency to determine the cause of the problem.
@_JMS_ @10TV this was when the plane was in the air. He doesn't have a video pic.twitter.com/8r4DskTCpU
— lexy (@lexydray) August 27, 2016
@lexydray @10TV pic.twitter.com/kEqfaqDSL3
— Stephanie (@smillerddd3) August 27, 2016