Hours after American Airlines Chicago airport emergency, United flight 739 suffers tire damage while landing at O'Hare airport
Two major airlines have experienced tire damage incidents at Chicago's O'Hare Airport within hours of each other.
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An American Airlines flight from LaGuardia blew two tires upon landing. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the incident. Emergency vehicles were dispatched to the scene. The aircraft was surrounded on the tarmac.
A United Airlines flight, number 739, also suffered tire damage while landing. The sequence of events and the exact timing of the United Airlines incident are not yet clear. The FAA has not yet commented on the United Airlines incident. The American Airlines flight was the first to experience tire damage.
The United Airlines incident followed. The FAA has confirmed only the American Airlines incident. The status of both flights and the condition of the aircraft are not yet specified.
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Sources (8)
- 2 planes blow tires upon landing at Chicago airport USA Today · 10h ago
- Multiple planes blow tires at O’Hare Airport Yahoo · 10h ago
- United A320 & American 737 Both Blow Tires At O’Hare Within Hours Of Each Other Simple Flying · 10h ago
- American Airlines plane from LaGuardia blows tires landing at Chicago's O'Hare Airport: FAA Yahoo · 10h ago
- American Airlines flight blows 2 tires upon landing at Chicago O'Hare: FAA ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos · 10h ago
- Emergency vehicles surround American Airlines plane on O'Hare tarmac after tires blown NBC 5 Chicago · 10h ago
- American Airlines flight blows 2 tires during landing at O’Hare WGN-TV · 10h ago
- Hours after American Airlines Chicago airport emergency, United flight 739 suffers tire damage while landing at O'Hare airport ABC7 Chicago · 10h ago
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Which airlines were involved in the incidents?
American Airlines and United Airlines.
What type of damage occurred?
Both incidents involved tire damage.
Has the FAA commented on both incidents?
The FAA has confirmed only the American Airlines incident.
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