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A United Airlines flight from Denver to London was diverted to O'Hare airport after the crew reported a cracked windshield. The Boeing 787 landed safely, and no major injuries were reported. The FAA is investigating the incident, which was the first of two at O'Hare airport, with a Frontier Airlines plane being evacuated due to reports of smoke in the cockpit.
American Airlines flight 94 from New York to Madrid was diverted to Boston's Logan Airport due to a cracked windshield, causing concern among passengers. The airline stated that the aircraft was taken out of service for inspection and passengers would continue their journey on a replacement plane. This incident comes amid increased scrutiny of airline safety following a recent midflight incident involving an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max.
An American Airlines flight from New York to Spain was diverted to Boston's Logan International Airport due to a cracked windshield. The Madrid-bound Flight 94 departed from JFK Airport and landed in Boston after an alert was issued. The airline stated that the diversion was due to a maintenance issue, and the aircraft was taken out of service for inspection. Passengers were provided with hotel accommodations and will be placed on another flight to Madrid. This incident adds to recent concerns over aircraft safety following other airline mishaps.
An American Airlines flight from New York to Spain was diverted to Boston after its windshield cracked over two hours into the trip. The Boeing 777-200 returned to the US due to a maintenance issue, and passengers were given overnight hotel space before departing for Madrid on a replacement aircraft. This incident follows other recent aviation incidents, including a United Airlines flight with a cracked windshield and an Alaskan Airlines flight that made an emergency landing due to a blown-off side panel.
A United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Washington D.C. was diverted to Denver due to a cracked windshield, with passengers deplaning normally and a plane change occurring. The Federal Aviation Administration stated that a new flight and aircraft were scheduled to depart from Denver to Washington D.C. around 2:25 p.m. MST, emphasizing that windshield cracks are not uncommon and typically occur in the protective outer glass pane.