US EditionFAA investigating after American Airlines flight ‘reported a flat tire’
- A Boeing 777 and a United Airlines jetliner recently experienced tire incidents during takeoff, but both landed safely.
- Both planes involved in the incidents are more than 20 years old and have 14 tires to handle the pressure of takeoffs and landings.
- The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incidents, with American Airlines flight 345 experiencing a tire problem during takeoff from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
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Federal officials say they're investigating tire problem on an American Airlines flight to LA
The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that American flight 345 "blew a tire" during takeoff from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. American said, however, that the pilots got a warning of low pressure in one of the tires.
FAA investigating after American Airlines flight ‘reported a flat tire’
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating an American Airlines flight that reported a flat tire after departing a Dallas area airport Wednesday. The FAA said an American Airlines Boeing 777 “landed safely” at the Los Angeles International Airport around 8:45 p.m. PDT Wednesday after it “reported a flat tire” after taking off from Dallas Fort Worth…
Federal officials say they're investigating a tire problem on an American Airlines flight to LA
Federal officials are investigating after an American Airlines plane flying from Dallas to Los Angeles suffered a tire problem. American flight 345 landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday night. The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that the plane “blew a tire" during takeoff from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, but American says pilots got a warning of low pressure in one of the tires. The plane, a B…
Federal officials say they're investigating a tire problem on an American Airlines flight to LA - The Morning Sun
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Federal officials are investigating after an American Airlines plane flying from Dallas to Los Angeles suffered a tire problem just a week after a United Airlines jetliner lost a tire during takeoff. The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that American flight 345 “blew a tire" during takeoff from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. American said, however, that the pilots got a warning of low pressure in o…
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