BALDWIN: Southwest Airline passengers are praising this pilot who miraculously landed that flight 1380 in Philadelphia after an engine failure. The pilot is a veteran Navy lieutenant commander captain Tammie Jo Shults. She was among the first class of female Navy fighter pilots trained in tactical warfare. Listen to her voice as she is calmly describing this harrowing moment as her jet engine has just exploded.</s>AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: Injured passengers OK and is your airplane physically on fire?</s>TAMMIE JO SHULTS, SOUTHWEST AIRLINES PILOT: No fire, no fire, but part of it's missing. But they said there's a hole and someone went out.</s>BALDWIN: Passengers celebrated her courage and how she handled the emergency.</s>JOE MARCUS, SOUTHWEST AIRLINES PASSENGER: This is unbelievable. I mean, she's a true hero. You know, the courage it took for her to take control of that situation and really just save everyone on board is really just unbelievable. I feel like I did win the lottery a little bit, as soon as that plane landed, it was like, oh, my goodness, this is crazy. But I'm just trying to, you know, just move on and just put it behind me.</s>BALDWIN: Unfortunately, one woman did die: passenger Jennifer Riordan from New Mexico, a Wells Fargo executive, a wife and mother of two. Riordan was nearly sucked out of the plane window after the explosion shattered it. Meantime, Southwest Airlines just announced it is quote unquote, accelerating existing engine inspection program relating to the CFM --
Southwest Airlines Pilot Among First Female Navy Tactical Pilots.