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BREAKING: Yet Another Boeing Aircraft Forced To Make Emergency Landing


How many times is this going to happen?

Yet another Boeing aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing after it lost a metallic panel during mid-air flight.

According to multiple sources, United Airlines flight 433, which took off from San Francisco, was forced to make an emergency landing in Oregon.

Thankfully, No injuries or fatalities have been reported, but this certainly doesn’t bode well for the aerospace and defense manufacturer.

Boeing recently came under fire after a bevy of incidents involving their aircraft were publicized and allegations that the company killed a Boeing whistleblower began to circulate online.

Multiple outlets covered the latest incident of a Boeing malfunction:

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Two days ago, The New York Post reported:

A United Airlines Boeing 777-300 aircraft suffered a midair fuel leak and was forced to make an emergency landing Monday, marking the fifth incident the airline reported in a little over a week.

Nick Sortor asked: “The good news is, United Flight 433 landed safely at an Oregon airport and no injuries have been reported. BUT HOW LONG UNTIL THERE’S ANOTHER MASSIVE CATASTROPHE ON ONE OF THESE PLANES?”

Barron’s featured yet another troubling development afflicting Boeing:

Boeing investors got more potential bad news about the company’s troubled 737 MAX program this week: United Airlines is looking to lease more Airbus planes, according to a report.



 

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