United Airlines Boeing 757 Loses Tire During Takeoff From LAX

On Monday, July 8th, a United Airlines Boeing 757-200 took off just after 07:15 and lost a tire upon departure. The 757, however, did not return to LAX but instead went ahead with its flight to Denver. Upon reaching its destination, the aircraft landed safely after a flight of one hour and 55 minutes. There were no injuries to the passengers onboard or anyone on the ground.
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[@EduardGenardAndalis]

That 757 involved in loosing its wheel was actually originally owned by Continental (pre-United merger), hence it was powered by RB211, not PW2000

[@John-bi1lv]

Correct. Any 757 left at UA are PM CO. The original UA 757's were retired years ago now.

[@ThePrimeYeeter]

United trying not to lose tires challenge (impossible)

[@jcjamora6813]

LOL

[@user-yc2oz8kc5k]

Trying to keep the wheels united to the mlg.

[@Pilotguy23]

United is not having it this year

[@SayAnytime]

United should review their maintenance process

[@Pilotguy23]

@@SayAnytime yea

[@eamonahern7495]

Older Boeings are tough workhorses

[@Wistundra]

Slopy maintainence !

[@sportsMike87]

Probably should hire better maintenance employees

[@user-yc2oz8kc5k]

N14107 was ordered new by Continental and received in 10/94. It is operated by United today. You also show N522UA, which was bought new by United in 1990, and scrapped by them in 2018.

[@NewEnglandAviaton987]

The tire was too scared and fell off and I’m not suprised

[@robertpartington1383]

It didn't just lose the tyre, being accurate it lost the whole wheel. Bad maintenance methinks.

[@codyslade5558]

Tires are jumping off of United Airlines planes!

[@stephenfazekas5054]

Torq wrenches are expensive you have to lower your expectations that every wheel will have one used.

[@nurrizadjatmiko21]

Perhaps this year United may have grown too fast and expand it's network pretty quick than usual. What did you do, United ? I smell maintenance issue.

[@hughofIreland]

No. United hasn’t expanded more rapidly than usual this year. With the delay in aircraft arrival, expansion has slowed down. The carrier has even delayed training new pilots.

[@Lord_technik131]

Bro the plane is 29 years old it literally can’t be anyone but United’s fault

[@Quit4reel]

Bro unites tires are like alaska airlines doors

[@nickolliver3021]

why would they

[@Frank-mn9qi]

Bad maintenance 😮

[@Inflight777]

United and American doing the lose tire challenge. Next up is delta.

[@albacorao]

How is it possible?😳😳😳

[@refhat1]

That's a maintenance issue

[@billotto602]

They better get after their mechanics ! Meanwhile, FLY DELTA !

[@MyulMang]

Airbus fanboys on their way to explain why Boeing is trash because of United's maintenance fault:

[@christopherescott6787]

BINGO.

[@carlvincent12]

Partially United Airlines

[@j.pejoro4909]

If you don’t pay full fare, you don’t get full tires! Thanks United!

[@eleemm2638]

rookie mechanics smh

[@vevolander]

its long tube full of ....

[@BismanAirwaysOfficial]

United is doing so bad this year but they got better

[@christainmarks106]

They’re planes are getting very very old. Way past the point in which airlines usually get rid of the plane, but they are opting to keep them because of the long waiting. Period and getting brand new plans from Boeing and airbus.

[@The_Apple_Sheep]

3:08 Because they are focusing on DEI instead of actually qualified pilots, crew, maintenance crew, etc.

[@dmcr9525]

Says who, and what records?? Grow up......

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

@@JRobert111111both of you are wrong. It’s just another 3 letter acronym people fall for.

[@jlmarc01]

All United Airlines fault

[@delta_cosmic]

1:51 this one isn't surprising. United's poor maintenance + Boeing's bad quality control = that.

[@massmike11]

This has nothing to do with Boeing

[@philippebarillecavalier9275]

The age of the plane and the fact that airlines keep them to this day tell us that this is ageing gracefully.

[@giancv50]

united was once owned by boeing

[@christopherescott6787]

Irrelevant

[@dmcr9525]

And so was PW.... But that's not really important

[@animegamingdude]

what does that have to do with anything

[@kia1034]

It's a Boeing again

[@nipafilms236]

Its 100% united maintenance’s fault

[@dmcr9525]

@@nipafilms236Any sane person knows that.... I dont even entertain baseless comments like that anymore.

[@markuks]

It’s a UNITED plane AGAIN

[@shreyas7372]

Boeing 757 200😁

[@mohwybar5832]

Found the Airbus fanboy

[@ThePearson1945]

Again 😂 Booing

[@AdditionalAccountRequirement]

*Yawn*

[@TheHomicide61]

ANOTHER TIRE.... DAMN BOEING 😂😂😂

[@AnotherPointOfView944]

Nothing to do with Boeing. Just poor maintenance by United.

[@animegamingdude]

more like damn united its their fault the tire wasnt properly fastened to the plane

[@Falcon256]

If it's Boeing, I ain't going.

[@christopherescott6787]

Oh goody. Then stick to your scare bus

[@nickolliver3021]

dont fly

[@dmcr9525]

Broken record..... Where is the originality?

[@Nicolas-ol7jl]

Why is united always getting these maintwnance issaues

[@MeaHeaR]

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