Boeing and United Airlines investigate after wheel detaches from plane
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- A startling incident captured on video yesterday shows a wheel falling off a Boeing aircraft operated by United Airlines just after takeoff, prompting an investigation.
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How dangerous? It is pretty dangerous to people on the ground.
It’s just never ending for boeing 😂
WHY UNITED?? POOR MAINTENANCE?? POOR PERSONNEL??
This aircraft was over 20 years old. The wheel was most likely not from the factory, and was replaced BY UNITED. If your wheel falls off of your car after you go to the shop, are you gonna blame Ford?
@@xdbeanboi need to check all parts. . . that's how plans crashed. . . Neglect..
Similar thing happened to my sister-in-law; wheel flew right off her Nissan. She too made an emergency landing, so to speak.
Interesting analogy, poor or inadequate maintenance caused both incidents.
Boeing will try using 'leftover' door plug bolts for wheels.
Wheels in the sky keep on falling I don’t know if I’ll survive this flight
What a journey people have.
If you saw John Oliver’s piece on Boeing, you’ll never get on their aircrafts ever again.
This happens a lot at night at the Atlanta airport u jus never here about it
Brothers steal the wheels off anything in Atlanta.
sombody forgot lessons on lugnut day.
The biggest danger in this incident was really the wheel falling on to the ground. There was no real danger to the passengers on the plane.
I feel like maintenance is the real problem here. The 777-200 involved, registered N226UA, is a 22 year old aircraft, so I doubt we can blame it on quality control like we can for a newer plane. Then there are freak incidents like the engine that ingested bubble wrap and blew flames. Really no-one’s fault if I say so myself.
the age of the plane has zero to do with it
A plane had to divert between Houston and Dallas... Extreme weather... They all thought they were going to die... !!! Airplane falling 20 - 30 ft. 45 minutes circling.... And having to go to another airport.... They were trying to keep everyone on board and waiting and people were freaking out wanting off they did not want to go back up in a aircraft ever again... !!!
Not Boeing fault. It's United poor maintainece
What is happening with Boeing, making all the headlines for th wrong reasons?
This is most likely a united issue (it's a 22 year old plane from what other comments have mentioned), but this happening on a boeing plane is probably getting more attention/news then it would have if not for the horrible door issue, which is Boeing and greed/mismanagement fault.
The wing issue is less sure tmk, that's wear and tear but it may be that part of plane needs to be tested for cracks and replaced more often, which Boeing is one in charge of saying how long parts of it's plane are. But if it was from water getting in from delamination as people are suspecting, then could have been from prior damage, perhaps while doing maintenance, so also may be more of a united issue also. Both the tire and thus wing issue weren't very dangerous situation for passengers in the plane, but they did land under abundance of caution. The wing issue likely wouldn't have made the news at all if not for the door issue.
I'd trust older planes like this from an airliner with good safety record then the newest planes from Boeing ATM.
Let’s just keep contracting maintenance over seas where there is little to no government over sight
no rafaelsito, all of it is done in the US of A.
Boeing is in a downhill spiral
It didn’t want to go.
Do NOT fly Boeing . Terrible company
I'm so tire of this.
a bubble wrap, how does the bubble wrap have stuck on the plane's engine
They shouldn't have flown off they should have stayed on the runway and deplaned everyone and put them on different planes
It happened once the plane was airborne there was no way for them to stay on the runway
Good grief! This has attracted some venom towards Boeing. This was a maintenance error and NOT a manufacturing error. Go find the unqualified idiots that UA employ that FAILED to attach the wheel as per the maintenance manual....
@@Plutogalaxy
So what was that seen falling from the aircraft....?
So what was that seen lying in the parking lot....?
Looks very much like an ENTIRE wheel assembly to this expert!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 EVEN CHINA HAS BETTER QUALITY
Not Good news.
I don't see why it did not continue to Japan. Landing somewhere else or landing where it was meant to land, what is the difference? It still lands with a missing tire either way.
The difference is that United has a repair facility at LAX. Both United and Boeing want to get a look at this right away. Perhaps the NTSB as well. Going to Osaka would be a big inconvenience for all (except the passengers, of course).
@@GH-oi2jf OK, point taken. Cheers.
Better to land as soon as possible than roll the dice that there are no other related issues that could further compound during a flight and seriously reduce the likelihood of landing thousands of miles away
@@runawayprophet4164 Good Point.
You don't get it. Unless there is a visual inspection, how would you know there is any other malfunctions that could cause further damage or fire hazards later on, especially at 36,000 ft?
If it is boeing. I ain't flying...
Maintenance issue
We all know that’s bs.
That is a 22 year old plane… How is it Boeing’s fault?
Me too
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Only fly Airbus
this is all a clever plot to keep the ntsb and faa employed 🙂
i would hate to be a fatality of a flight i was never on though at least that means i didn't pay to get killed so..there's that at least
it’s common sense to not park under a planes flight path. good luck with car insurance
The NTSB and FAA, need to go after the maintenance mechanics. They failed epically. SFO specifically!
No way am i flying boeing. This is insane.
it hasn´t even been a month since the door scandal!!!
This is a maintenance issue and not a manufacturing issue. Airline experts have declared it.
@@user-yk9qo5zw8z So the conclusion is that neither Boieng, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, Houston Airport and the US aviation authority are reliable.