American Flight 386 Blows 2 Tires at O'Hare as FAA Probes Second Chicago Incident
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Updated · abcnews.com · Aug 18
American Flight 386 Blows 2 Tires at O'Hare as FAA Probes Second Chicago Incident
3 articles · Updated · abcnews.com · Aug 18
Summary
Flight 386 landed at Chicago O'Hare around 2 p.m. Monday with two blown tires, and American said no injuries were reported.
Passengers left the Boeing 737-800 via stairs on the taxiway and were bused to the terminal, while the aircraft was pulled from service for inspection.
The FAA said it will investigate the landing, which followed a separate United flight on Monday that also arrived at O'Hare with blown tires.
Debris from the United incident temporarily closed a runway and forced a few go-arounds, adding to scrutiny days after another United flight aborted takeoff at O'Hare over blown tires.