
United Flight Diverted Over Security Threat; American Airlines Denies Merger Talks
A United Airlines flight from Chicago to New York was diverted to Pittsburgh due to a possible security threat, while American Airlines publicly denied any ongoing merger discussions with United Airlines.
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United plane makes emergency landing in Pittsburgh over ‘possible security issue’
Passengers on flight from Chicago to New York exited via slides as FBI, bomb technicians and K-9 unit responded Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox A United Airlines flight bound for New York City was forced to land and evacuate in Pittsburgh on Saturday morning after crew members reported a “possible security issue”, a spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration said. United flight 2092 took off from Chicago O’Hare airport and had been e...
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