Aircraft declares medical emergency over Myrtle Beach airport

Heard on: Myrtle Beach International Airport (KMYR)

02:00

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00:00

Southwest 4283, medical emergency, contact Tower.

00:02

Left heading 050, climb maintain 10000, 10000.

00:05

10000, 4283.

00:09

District 5159, instead of maintaining 2000, join the final at PD.PD , District 5159.

00:20

Dispatch here is 233, factor of 7.3, climbing 8 direct one.

00:24

Remember 233, Foxtrot Delta, Myrtle Beach approach, Myrtle altitude 3004.

00:42

Phoenix 51, say request.

00:52

Phoenix 51 request, one by ILS 23 and a VOR 23.

00:57

1687, thank you, runway 18 taxi via alpha.

01:01

Okay, 18 via alpha, American 1687.

01:05

This is 5 runway heading, maintain 2000, understand ILS and VOR.

01:15

Hey, Myrtle Beach, five one.

01:20

Number eight, zero Victor, to set a maintain 2000 .

01:26

Myrtle Beach, South of 1460, 14,000 to 70, 111,000 with alpha.

01:32

South of 1460, Myrtle Beach, welcome to Sea Director PD for the visual approach runway 18, to maintain 10,000, 10,000.

01:38

1000 for the visual 18, south of 1460.

01:48

Southwest 4283, proceed direct ZORDO, kind of Jacksonville Center, 134.37, 3437, good day.

01:58

37, have a good day, Southwest 4283.

9/1/2026 02:10 PM

Medical Emergency

Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR), 1100 Jetport Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, air traffic control handled a reported medical emergency involving a Southwest flight near Myrtle Beach International Airport, including heading and altitude instructions and a handoff to another center.