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United Airlines pilot calls ‘Mayday’ as engine fails moments after takeoff: Audio
Chilling cockpit audio captured a United Airlines pilot declaring “Mayday” after an engine failed just minutes into a trans-Atlantic flight from Washington, D.C., to Munich. The heavily fueled plane circled for 30 minutes before safely returning to Dulles with all 230 people onboard.
Mayday warnings happen regularly, say aviation experts—and both pilots and air traffic controllers are trained to know what ...
The plane left Dulles and headed for Germany last month. The pilot called Mayday after saying there was some engine failure.
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