A United Airlines Boeing plane shot mid-volume and landed in Australia on Monday. (New York Aviation / Local News X / TMX)
A United Airlines Flight went to Newark, New Jersey, landed safely at Washington International Airport Dulles on Thursday after the crew reported a fire in the cabin.
United Airlines Flight 1513, which transported 98 passengers and five crew members, landed safely at Washington International Airport Dulles Around 4:45 p.m. Local time on Thursday, according to a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
At United Airlines Boeing 737-900 at a cancun international airport door in Mexico (Daniel Slim / AFP via Getty Images)
American Airlines struck a trial after the plane caught fire at Denver airport
The Boeing 737 left Key West International Airport in Florida and went to Newark Liberty International Airport.
A spokesperson for United Airlines told Fox Business that the plane landed in DC to “investigate the slight escape of smoke from a kitchen oven”.
Delta Flight returned to Lax after smoke detected in Galley
All passengers were normally moving to the door and the airline arranged for another plane to take the passengers to Newark on Thursday evening, according to United Airlines.
FAA officials said the agency would investigate.
The planes sit on the Tarmac at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia. (Samuel Corum / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
On March 28, a Delta Air Lines plane almost crushed outdoors with a T-38 Aviation Jet near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport only a few months after a fatal collision in January at the same airport.
Delta airlines Flight 2983, an Airbus A319 heads for Minneapolis-St. Paul, received a close call with four T-38 greenhouses from the Air Force which were on the way to the National Cemetery of Arlington for an overview, according to the FAA and the US Air Force.
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The plane received an “on -board alert” that another plane was nearby, and the air controllers issued corrective instructions to both planes, according to the FAA.
United Airlines planes are presented at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, NJ (Gary Hershorn / Getty Images)
NTTSB officials said they were aware of a “loss of separation” between the plane shortly after takeoff from DCA.
Two pilots, three on -board agents and 131 passengers were aboard the Delta flight.
Delta officials said that the driving crew had followed the instructions in the traffic alert and the collision avoidance system, according to training and procedures.
The FAA said it would investigate the incident.
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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority did not provide Fox News Digital additional information on Thursday’s incident.
