United Airlines has resumed flights after briefly grounding all planes in the US on Tuesday because of a computer glitch. The carrier said “a software update caused a widespread slowdown in United’s technology systems”. Flights already in the air continued to their destination as planned, the airline said. United said it “identified a fix” to… Read More »
United Airlines told Daily Express the flight was forced into an emergency landing due to “high winds. “Twenty two passengers onboard a United Airlines flight have been injured after extreme turbulence forced the aircraft into an emergency landing.The Boeing 787 was travelling between Tel Aviv, Israel to Newark, New Jersey, US with 312 passengers onboard.It… Read More »
This has to be the best inflight marriage proposal I’ve ever heard, made truly special by the cabin crew. There was no public announcement, no embarrassment of the bride to be. Instead there was a table, tablecloth and chairs set up at the back of the plane – two glasses of sparkling wine, and a… Read More »
American Airlines flight 383 bound for Miami was forced to abort takeoff at about 2:35 p.m. The pilot heard a thump and thought a tire had blown. The air traffic control tower alerted the pilot to flames. A large fire quickly consumed the plane’s right-side engine and wing. Flight crew immediately stopped the plane and… Read More »
American Airlines Ground Worker Reportedly Killed in Horrific Accident After Being Sucked Into Jet EngineAbaggage handler for a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines has been killed after reportedly being sucked into the jet engine of an Embraer E175LR regional jet at Montgomery Regional Airport in Alabama on New Year’s Eve. In a short statement,… Read More »
Video footage of the United Airlines flight from Houston to Fort Myers shows flames shooting out several feet from behind the engine on the left wingPassengers on the flight from Houston to Fort Myers were terrified as they saw flames shooting out from behind the engine on the left wing, just inches away from the… Read More »
Airlines operate in a market that’s dictated by supply and demand: If more people want to fly a specific route than there are available seats, then tickets on those flights cost more. That makes scheduling and predicting demand a huge part of maximizing revenue for airlines. There are, however, numerous factors that go into how… Read More »
Face of woman who strangled herself with electrical cord in O’Hare airport conveyor belt as new details of sinister scene revealedphoto of a woman who died in an airport baggage carousel has been revealed as well as grim new details behind her tragic suicide death. According to a report from the Chicago Police Department obtained… Read More »
Tato Lovere, a Jersey City artist, was on the American Airlines flight to Rome as part of her birthday celebrations and incident was so scary that she texted her daughter to tell her she loved herAn airline passenger was convinced she was going to die after the plane she was on plummeted a terrifying 28,000… Read More »
United Airlines really managed to outdo themselves with their latest mechanical problem this weekend, as a flight bound for SFO had to be diverted because of sewage flowing into the flight cabin.Mechanical issues on board United Airlines flights to or from SF International Airports are starting to feel like an everyday occurrence. The latest of… Read More »
United Airlines Forced to Remove Plane For Deep Cleaning After Up to 30 Passengers From Cruise Trip Fall Sick With Nausea and VomitingUnited Airlines has confirmed that it was forced to remove a plane from service for deep cleaning after up to 30 passengers fell sick during a four-hour flight from Vancouver, Canada, to Houston… Read More »
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is issuing a new direct and final rule that will dispense with the need for pilots to be able to turn the ‘No Smoking’ signs on and off even though smoking onboard commercial airplanes has been banned for years, and the signs are never switched off anyway. The FAA was… Read More »
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