CHICAGO (CBS) -- A United Airlines plane struck a coyote during takeoff at O'Hare International Airport this past weekend and had to be returned to the gate. United Airlines told CBS News Chicago ...

A United Airlines flight that was headed to Phoenix on Jan. 12 was diverted after the aircraft struck a coyote. "On Sunday morning, United flight 1727 safely returned to Chicago O'Hare ...

A United Airlines flight struck a coyote on the runway during takeoff from Chicago O’Hare International Airport, forcing the jet, a Boeing 737 MAX 9, to return to the airport to have its landing ...

CHICAGO (WGN) – A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Phoenix had to return to O’Hare International Airport on Sunday morning after its landing gear struck a coyote during takeoff.

Flight 1727 en route to Phoenix, Arizona was about to take off Sunday morning when its landing gear struck a coyote, a United Airlines spokesperson said in a statement to The Independent.

A United Airlines flight struck a coyote while attempting to take off from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport over the weekend, the airline confirmed Tuesday. According to United, Flight 1727 ...

A United Airlines spokesperson told The Arizona Republic the landing gear struck a coyote during takeoff. None of the 167 passengers or six crew members on the flight were injured. United arranged ...

The issue? It was damaged during takeoff when the United Airlines plane hit a coyote on the runway. A United flight from O'Hare to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport landed back in the Windy City just 40 ...

A United Airlines plane hit a coyote during departure, the FAA and the airline confirmed. The Boeing 737 Max turned back to Chicago and landed 40 minutes after departing. The probability of ...

Donation Options Search Search Search A United Airlines plane rolling for takeoff Sunday morning struck a coyote on a runway at O’Hare Airport. Scott Olson/Getty Images Share A United Airlines j ...

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