Saturday 20 April 2024

United Cancels Flight After Problems With Engines

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Aeropuerto-Liberia-3-310x233QCOSTARICA – United Airlines flight 1097 was cancelled after a second failed attempt to leave Costa Rica, with 177 passengers onboard.

The flight had to return to the terminal after two minutes after departure at 7:06am this Saturday morning, after a warning of engine overheating.

After crews performed maintenance on the aircraft, Boeing 737-800 aircraft #3293, was able to depart at 12:30pm. But once again it was forced to return within minutes of taking off, for the same problem.

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Maurico Bolaños of Servicio de Vigilancia Aérea (SVA) – Air Surveillance Service at the Juan Santamaría (San José) airport, said the airline grounded the plane after the second emergency.

On its website, United says the flight is ” canceled due to Aircraft maintenance”.

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