Wild video captures the moment a United Airlines flight from Houston to New York was delayed after a wing on the plane caught ...

Video shared on social media shows the wing of a United Airlines aircraft on fire Sunday morning before more than 100 passengers were evacuated ahead of a planned flight from Houston. The apparent ...

The issue was detected prior to takeoff, and no one seemed to be injured. "Passengers deplaned on the runway via a combination of slides and stairs" and were taken back to the terminal on ...

The crew “safely aborted its takeoff” at the Texas airport due to a “reported engine issue” around 8.35am, the FAA added. Passengers deplaned the Airbus A319 onto the runway and were bused back to the ...

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A United Airlines flight from Houston to New York was evacuated after an engine issue was reported before takeoff, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The Houston Fire Department ...

By Remy Tumin A United Airlines flight from Houston to New York was evacuated on Sunday morning because of flames coming from an engine, video shows. Flight 1382 was about to depart George Bush ...

Below, find out everything we know about the Houston United Airlines flight. On Sunday, February 2, 2025, passengers aboard United Airlines flight #1382 saw smoke coming from the plane before takeoff.

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Passengers and the crew of a United Airlines flight from Houston to New York City were evacuated after an engine issue was reported Sunday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration said.