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San Francisco Muni Train Speeding Incident Linked to Operator Fatigue

Originally Published 2 months ago — by KCRA

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A San Francisco Muni train sped at 50 mph while exiting a tunnel, causing passengers to be thrown and raising concerns about operator fatigue, which was identified as the cause of the incident; the operator was placed on non-driving status and at least one passenger was treated for a concussion.

SF Muni Driver Falls Asleep, Speeding Train Endangers Riders

Originally Published 2 months ago — by KRON4

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A video appears to show a San Francisco Muni train driver falling asleep at the controls during a September ride, leading to sudden jolts and passenger injuries. The SFMTA confirmed operator fatigue as the cause, suspended the driver, and is implementing additional safety measures, including software to limit train speeds in certain areas.

Air China Flight Diverts After Lithium Battery Fire

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Times of India

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An Air China flight to Seoul made an emergency landing in Shanghai after a passenger's lithium battery in carry-on luggage ignited, causing smoke and flames. No injuries were reported, and the plane was safely diverted to ensure safety, highlighting ongoing concerns about lithium battery fires on aircraft.

Passengers Injured in Emergency Evacuation of United Airlines 737 in Japan

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Yahoo News Singapore

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A United Airlines Boeing 737-800 flying from Tokyo to Cebu made an emergency landing in Osaka after a potential fire in the cargo hold was reported. Passengers evacuated safely with minor injuries, and initial inspections found no fire. Fires on aircraft are rare but can be deadly, emphasizing the importance of quick response and diversion procedures.

Passenger Device Fire Prompts Emergency Landings on Multiple Flights

Originally Published 4 months ago — by New York Post

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An American Airlines flight was diverted to Washington Dulles after a passenger's device caught fire, causing smoke in the cabin. The fire was quickly contained by crew members, and the flight landed safely. Incidents of electronic device fires on planes have increased significantly, prompting new TSA restrictions on certain items.

Passenger Jet Diverts to Italy After Mid-Flight Engine Fire

Originally Published 4 months ago — by TMZ

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A Boeing passenger jet made an emergency landing in Italy after flames appeared near its engine during a flight from Greece to Germany. The incident involved a reaction inside the engine's combustion chamber, but passengers and crew were not in danger, and the plane landed safely after 40 minutes in the air.

Passenger Denied Boarding After Cosmetic Surgery on Spirit Airlines

Originally Published 5 months ago — by New York Post

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A Texas woman was denied boarding on a Spirit Airlines flight after undergoing cosmetic surgery, despite her doctor’s clearance, due to safety concerns. The airline followed protocol by consulting a medical professional who deemed her unfit to fly, leading to her refund and a heated confrontation. The incident highlights airline safety procedures regarding passengers recovering from medical procedures.