A United Airlines flight from Chicago O'Hare to Orange County was diverted to Rockford due to a mechanical issue but eventually continued to its destination with all passengers safe.
An Air Canada flight from Toronto to Las Vegas was diverted to Chicago overnight due to a disruptive passenger, causing a three-hour delay; the passenger was removed by authorities, but no charges have been announced.
A United Airlines ground stop caused by a technology issue led to significant flight delays and chaos at Chicago O'Hare and other major hubs, but the issue has now been resolved and operations are gradually returning to normal, with ongoing delays expected.
A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Seattle was delayed due to a reported engine fire, causing the takeoff to be aborted. The FAA confirmed normal operations resumed shortly after, and United arranged a different aircraft for the passengers.
A United Airlines Airbus A320 caught fire at Chicago O'Hare International Airport due to an engine issue just before takeoff. All 148 passengers were safely evacuated, and no injuries were reported. The incident caused minor delays, but most flights remained on schedule. Passengers were later transferred to another plane to continue their journey to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
A United Airlines flight at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport aborted takeoff after an engine caught fire, forcing 148 passengers and five crew members to evacuate. No injuries were reported, and the FAA temporarily halted arrivals at the airport.
A United Airlines flight at Chicago O'Hare Airport was halted before takeoff due to an engine fire, causing temporary airport operations suspension and delays for incoming flights. Passengers were safely deplaned, and operations resumed shortly after. The incident added to the stress of an already busy travel weekend marked by record TSA screenings and weather-related disruptions.
A United Airlines flight bound for Seattle-Tacoma aborted takeoff at Chicago O'Hare after an engine caught fire, halting arrivals temporarily. The plane was safely towed back, and all 148 passengers and five crew members deplaned without injuries. The FAA confirmed the incident and is investigating.