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Two United Airlines flights touch wingtips at San Francisco International Airport
In a statement, the Federal Aviation Administration said United Flight 863 heading to Sydney, Australia and United Flight 877 bound for Hong Kong were the two planes involved. Flight 863’s left wingtip collided with the right wingtip of Flight 877 about 12:35 a.m., the FAA said.
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A United Airlines plane's wingtip struck the wingtip of another United Airlines aircraft, the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed with Fox News Digital.
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Two United Airlines planes clipped wings as they prepared for departure from San Francisco International Airport on Tuesday — ...
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an incident at San Francisco International Airport involving a pair of ...
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