Several incidents involving United Airlines planes take place in one week



A United Airlines flight that took off from SFO was diverted to LAX Friday afternoon due to a reported hydraulics issue. This comes as other incidents involving United Airlines plane happened in the same week. Jocelyn Moran reports.
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49 thoughts on “Several incidents involving United Airlines planes take place in one week”

  1. It’s a plane and a man made machine. Things will happen. Thousands and thousands of flights a day and all we hear about is a blown tire? Pretty damn good. Hundreds of cars break down on our commutes to work everyday. It only makes sense some planes break down and have issues too.

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  2. I have a feeling that people are indirectly spreading misinformation about aviation and I am not judging them because it's easy to get confused if you don't know that much about aviation and what is happening around it. So I decided to clear some things up.
    here is a list of all United accidents these days:
    – wheel falls of B777
    – B737 gets stuck in grass while taxiing
    – A320 hydraulic issues
    – B737 engine fire
    First of all I would like to leave the 'B737 getting stuck in the grass accident' away because it's a pilot error and it wasn't that dangerous.
    Right now we end up with 3 situations…
    – wheel falls of B777
    – A320 hydraulic issues
    – B737 engine fire
    We see that a Boeing is involved in 2 out of the 3 accidents.
    One of the Boeing accidents was the wheel falling of the B777. This has nothing to do with the Boeing build quality because those wheels get changed on a regular basis. So it was A the fault of the ground crew or B bad luck and a material failure.
    The other Boeing accident was an engine fire featuring the B737. Engine fires/stalls/failures are things that will someday and somewhere happen on an airplane. There can be a plenty of reasons like a bird strike, some garbage getting sucked in and so on. Most of these accidents are handled perfectly fine.
    Then we have one Airbus accident left. The A320 had an hydraulic issue so the pilots got a message on the ECAM (monitoring system of the aircraft). The pilots decided to divert which is a right decision. In the end no one was injured.
    The conclusion:
    None of these accidents is really related to each other. The only thing uniting them is that those were United's planes.
    Airplanes can "breakdown" and get some issues just like cars but because they don't happen that often the news really likes to make a sensation of it. Just keep in mind that there are around 10k planes in the sky at any time and if you check Flightradar24 then you will be able to spot an "accident" or more like a Squawk 7700 everyday.
    As someone who knows something about aviation I can tell you that there are a bunch of accidents and emergencies each day. From a bird strike to a medical emergency, from an hydraulic issue to a wheel exploding on landing.
    But most of them don't even reach the news,
    If you want a more dry and reliable source then pls feel free to visit simpleflying or other aviation websites which will give you a more clear picture of what is happening.

    If I made a mistake or forgot to mention something then pls comment. 👍

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  3. i think it's because Americans have been overly obsessed with dogs, they cant help think about them while at work and that causes them to make such mistakes with aircraft maintenance systems going horribly wrong

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  4. Poor maintenance by airline to cut corners and boost profits. Alaska airlines had issues with that aircraft having issues maintaining cabin pressure. Their fix, no over water flights, domestic only. Aircraft should have been grounded for repairs

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  5. It seems to involve both of their Airbus and Boeing fleets so I'm guessing United Airlines is the source of the problem. Whatever that problem is, it is quite scary. I would not fly United until they fix the problem.

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