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2 Airplanes About to Take off Clip at NJ Airport
Wednesday at one of the nation's busiest airports. A Scandinavian Airlines plane's left wing clipped the tail of a United Airlines plane while they were taxiing for departure. Officials say Scandinavian Airlines Flight 908 was behind ExpressJet Flight
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Brazil's Embraer Inks 30-Jet Deal With United
Brazilian plane maker Embraer says it's signed a firm order with United Airlines for 30 regional jets. With the option for United to buy an additional 40 jets, Embraer says the deal could eventually be worth
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NY Officials Seek Human Remains Amid Plane Debris
Chicago-based Boeing spokesman John Dern could not confirm whether the ID matched the American Airlines plane or the United Airlines plane hijacked by Islamic extremists on Sept. 11, 2001. He said Boeing has been asked to take part in the examination of
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Ethiopia Flies First Dreamliner Since Grounding
in service around the world. Once the FAA approves the fix on individual planes, airlines can start flying them again. United Airlines , the only U.S. airline with the planes, moved one of its six 787s to a Boeing facility in San Antonio, Texas, on
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Solar Plane Makes Last Test Flight Before Across America Tripneed more power. ... You'd probably need something like two football fields of solar panels," said Aimer, a retired United Airlines captain. But the flight expert is confident. Seeing advances in solar flights and some new airplanes using biofuel encourages
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United, US Airways Boost Ticket Change Fee to $200
Changing an airline ticket is getting more expensive at US Airways and United Airlines . Last week United quietly boosted the fee to change a ticket in advance to $200, from $150. A spokesman for United Continental
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United, US Airways Boost Ticket Change Fee to $200
Changing an airline ticket is getting more expensive at US Airways and United Airlines . Last week United quietly boosted the fee to change a ticket in advance to $200, from $150. A spokesman for United Continental
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Boeing: Cause of 787 Battery Fires Remains Mystery
sharply reduces the risk of fire. Once the FAA approves the fix on individual planes, airlines can start flying them again. United Airlines , the only U.S. airline with the planes, moved one of its six 787s to a Boeing facility in San Antonio, Texas, on
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United Reports 1Q Loss on Higher Costs
The parent of United Airlines reported a first-quarter loss of $417 million, as costs rose faster than fares. Still, the result was an improvement from
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United, US Airways Boost Ticket Change Fee to $200
Changing an airline ticket is getting more expensive at US Airways and United Airlines . Last week United quietly boosted the fee to change a ticket in advance to $200, from $150. A spokesman for United Continental
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United Ups Fee to Change a FlightUnited Airlines Increases Change Fee to $200
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Boeing Sees Early-May Restart of 787 Deliveries
risk of a fire. Once the FAA approves the fix on individual planes, airlines can start flying them again. On Tuesday, United Airlines moved one of its six 787s to a Boeing facility in San Antonio, Texas, so it can get the battery fix. Despite the 787
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Flight Delays Pile up Amid FAA Budget Cuts
furloughs, there were no controllers to do that Sunday, dropping the arrival rate to 42 planes an hour, Foote said. United Airlines said there were "alarming pockets" of delays and warned that if a solution isn't found, the problem could "affect
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Dreamliner Jet Returns to Skies After 'Perfect' Flight Testbattery and stainless steel cage to ensure should there be a problem is isolated will be able. safe operation. The FAA has United Airlines the only American carrier to resume commercial flights next month. But convincing passengers the dreamliner is safe be
is isolated will be able. -- safe operation. The FAA has -- United Airlines the only American carrier to resume commercial flights next month. But convincing passengers the dreamliner is safe -- be a big challenge. -
American Airlines System Failuretechnology to work. We're so dependent on it now. So the convenience ends up backfiring sometimes. Reporter: It happened to united airlines last year as it was merging with continental and the two reservations systems. No shutdown, but severe delays. And guess
now. So the convenience ends up backfiring sometimes. Reporter: It happened to united airlines last year as it was merging with continental and the two reservations systems. No shutdown, but severe delays. And guess what. American -
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at the baggage carousel for your luggage now you don't have to. United Airlines will deliver that back to your home or hotel -- feet. If you want -- privilege you've got it now. And at -
United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Newark AirportThe plane stayed in the air for nearly two hours with fireballs shooting from the engine.
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Suspicious Item Found on United Airlines FlightOVERNIGHT ABOUT THE UNITED AIRLINES JET FORCED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING, DUE TO A SUSPICIOUS ITEM FOUND ONBOARD. PASSENGERS WERE DIVERTED TO BOSTON. FIGHTER
OVERNIGHT ABOUT THE UNITED AIRLINES JET FORCED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING, DUE TO A SUSPICIOUS ITEM FOUND ONBOARD. PASSENGERS WERE DIVERTED TO BOSTON. FIGHTER JETS, FOLLOWING -
More Mechanical Issues Hit United AirlinesNow to the latest air scare. For the third time in two days, united airlines flights were forced to turn around because of mechanical issues. John schriffen is at the new york airport with more. Reporter
to the latest air scare. For the third time in two days, united airlines flights were forced to turn around because of mechanical issues. John schriffen is at the new york airport with more. Reporter: Those -
United Airlines Computer Glitch Grounds Travelersairline says passengers could experienced delays for the rest of the weekend. After a computer glitch grounded planes nationwide flights were delayed for hours or even canceled stranding thousands of passengers. None blames a network connectivity issue for knocking out computers for five hours. On
