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Around 25 People, Who Were On Cruise, Mysteriously Fall Sick On US Flight
Emergency medical personnel from the Houston Fire Department checked on three of the passengers upon the plane's landing but none of them needed hospitalisation.
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Laptop Causes Fire On United Airlines Flight, 4 Hospitalised
The fire on United Airlines Flight 2664 began shortly after take-off.
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Pharma Giant GSK Fires Employee After Video Of His Abusive Meltdown On Flight Goes Viral
A man in the United States was fired from his job after being caught on video yelling homophobic, racist slurs during a flight.
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Boeing Says All 777s With Same Engine Grounded After United Airlines Fire
Boeing confirmed Monday that dozens of its 777 aircraft were grounded worldwide, while Britain announced a temporary ban on those jets following a weekend scare involving a United Airlines plane in Colorado.
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Giant Rabbit Dies On United Airlines Flight
United Airlines was under fire again Wednesday after a huge rabbit named Simon died while hopping over from London to Chicago, where he was due to be picked up by a celebrity buyer.
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United Under Fire For Dragging A Passenger Off An Overbooked Flight
United Airlines called the police after a seated passenger declined to leave a flight to Louisville, Kentucky. Officers violently pulled him from his window seat and then down the aisle as passengers yelled at them to stop. A recording of the incident posted on social media sent people into an apoplectic rage over the carrier's heavy-handed respons...
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United Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Canada
A spokesman for the airport in Halifax, Nova Scotia, says a United Airlines Boeing 777 airliner on its way to Brussels from the U.S. has made an emergency landing after a fire on the aircraft.
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United Airlines to restart Boeing 787 flights on Monday
The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smoldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines. The incidents included an emergency landing of one plane, and a fire on another.
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No clear timetable for returning Boeing 787 to flight
Japanese regulators have joined their US counterparts in all but ruling out overcharged batteries as the cause of recent fires on the Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner, which has been grounded for a week with no end in sight.
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Around 25 People, Who Were On Cruise, Mysteriously Fall Sick On US Flight
Emergency medical personnel from the Houston Fire Department checked on three of the passengers upon the plane's landing but none of them needed hospitalisation.
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Laptop Causes Fire On United Airlines Flight, 4 Hospitalised
The fire on United Airlines Flight 2664 began shortly after take-off.
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Pharma Giant GSK Fires Employee After Video Of His Abusive Meltdown On Flight Goes Viral
A man in the United States was fired from his job after being caught on video yelling homophobic, racist slurs during a flight.
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Boeing Says All 777s With Same Engine Grounded After United Airlines Fire
Boeing confirmed Monday that dozens of its 777 aircraft were grounded worldwide, while Britain announced a temporary ban on those jets following a weekend scare involving a United Airlines plane in Colorado.
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Giant Rabbit Dies On United Airlines Flight
United Airlines was under fire again Wednesday after a huge rabbit named Simon died while hopping over from London to Chicago, where he was due to be picked up by a celebrity buyer.
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United Under Fire For Dragging A Passenger Off An Overbooked Flight
United Airlines called the police after a seated passenger declined to leave a flight to Louisville, Kentucky. Officers violently pulled him from his window seat and then down the aisle as passengers yelled at them to stop. A recording of the incident posted on social media sent people into an apoplectic rage over the carrier's heavy-handed respons...
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United Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Canada
A spokesman for the airport in Halifax, Nova Scotia, says a United Airlines Boeing 777 airliner on its way to Brussels from the U.S. has made an emergency landing after a fire on the aircraft.
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United Airlines to restart Boeing 787 flights on Monday
The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smoldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines. The incidents included an emergency landing of one plane, and a fire on another.
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No clear timetable for returning Boeing 787 to flight
Japanese regulators have joined their US counterparts in all but ruling out overcharged batteries as the cause of recent fires on the Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner, which has been grounded for a week with no end in sight.
