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United Airlines passenger describes panic on flight

United Pilot Injured as Mystery Object Hits Windshield in Mid-Air Emergency

A United Airlines jet has collided at high altitude with a mystery object, wounding a pilot and forcing an emergency landing. Flight 1093 had been cruising at 36,000 feet from Denver to Los Angeles when it was struck on Thursday.

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Mystery object hits United flight at 36,000 feet; Passenger describes terrifying moments

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United Airlines passenger describes panic on flight after mystery object smashes windshield, injures pilot

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United flight from Denver to California diverts for cracked windshield

United flight 1093 took off from Denver International Airport at 5:51 a.m. MDT Thursday, according to flight tracking software FlightAware.

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United Airlines flight diverted after windshield cracks

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United Airlines flight diverts after windscreen cracks mid-air, NTSB says

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LAX-bound flight diverted after midair windshield crack

The original jet remained grounded in Salt Lake City for roughly 26 hours after the diversion, according to Aviation Herald.

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United Airlines Flight Forced To Land After Mysterious Object Hit Windshield

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Denver to LA United flight makes emergency landing after cockpit windshield cracks

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United Airlines jets collide on O’Hare tarmac

Two United Airlines passenger jets collided on the tarmac at Chicago O'Hare International Airport Friday afternoon.

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'Unpleasant odor' forces flight to Salt Lake to turnaround midair

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A Delta airplane turned around midflight after an “unpleasant odor” was smelled onboard. Flight 2311 left Los Angeles for Salt Lake City on Oct. 18. Onboard were 189 passengers, along with two pilots and four flight attendants.