Now-terminated pilot Romullo Tadeu Melo Silva alleges the carrier defamed him by intentionally making false statements to the ...
Alaska Airlines will begin offering flights between Portland International Airport (PDX) and George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston starting May 15. The airline will also add a ...
The Boeing 767 was landing in Houston from ... N641UA's last landing, a hard landing with multiple bounces. There were also human factors at play. The NTSB noted that the First Officer's nose-down ...
Del Toro dubbed the Medium Landing Ship the McClung class, with USS McClung (LSM-1) as the lead ship. The vessel is named after Marine Corps Maj. Megan McClung, a public affairs officer who was ...
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admitted that ... Their number 20 [Sulemana] had a lot of space behind, and we had a hard time stopping that player," Amorim said after the game.
Southampton were on a different level. It's solely because of Amad Diallo that United won the game, rest of the players, [take a] long hard look at yourself.' Saints hadn't scored from a corner ...
Shutterstock / Ryan Fletcher; Gerald and Buff Corsi/Focus on Nature/Getty A United Airlines plane struck a ... and six crew members when its landing gear struck the wild animal, which was on ...
Hawaii and Texas residents united during a virtual meeting Monday ... The company, owned by Elon Musk, also asked the FAA to expand the landing zone to around 20 times its current size.
Flight 1727 en route to Phoenix, Arizona was about to take off Sunday morning when its landing gear struck a coyote, a United Airlines spokesperson said in a statement to The Independent.
“Improper control column inputs” by a first officer caused a United Airlines Boeing 767-300 to slam onto a Houston runway with ... were not armed during landing. That led to “delayed ...
"United Airlines is thrilled to lead this monumental investment in Houston's future with the Terminal B Transformation Program," said Phil Griffith, United's Vice President of Airport Operations.