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Cracked windshield on United flight from Denver to LA may have been caused by weather balloon

WindBorne also plans to use live flight data to allow its weather balloons to autonomously avoid planes, even if planes are flying at a nonstandard altitude, according to the company’s statement.

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Weather balloon may have hit and cracked United plane's windshield, causing flight to divert

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Denver United flight diverted after windshield crack; NTSB investigating

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United flight’s cockpit window may have been struck by weather balloon, company says

A mysterious object that cracked a windshield on a United Airlines flight, injuring a pilot and forcing an emergency landing, may have been a weather balloon.

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Weather balloon cracks United Airlines cockpit windshield

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What Hit the United Airlines Jet? Investigators Probe Object That Shattered Windshield at 36,000 Feet

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United Passenger Describes Mid-Air Collision That Injured Pilot

Officials are still investigating the incident, but have yet to determine what the mystery object was.

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Mysterious Object Hit United Airlines Plane At 36,000 Feet, Forcing Emergency Landing

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Weather balloon may be responsible for mid-air United flight cracked windshield

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United begins offering Starlink WiFi on flights from Denver

United Airlines made history on Monday when it flew its first-ever Starlink WiFi-equipped mainline aircraft from Denver International Airport to Kansas City, Missouri.

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United Airlines returns to Carlsbad airport in 2026

United Airlines will return to McClellan-Palomar Airport next spring, restoring service to North County for the first time in a decade.

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Mystery object hits United flight at 36,000 feet; Passenger describes terrifying moments

A United Airlines flight from Denver to Los Angeles turned harrowing Thursday morning when an unidentified object is believed to have struck the cockpit windshield at 36,000 feet near Moab, Utah, injuring the pilot and prompting an emergency landing in Salt Lake City.

United Airlines Pilot Thinks Space Debris Smashed His Plane's Windshield At 36,000 Feet

A mysterious object struck the windshield of the airline's Boeing 737 Max over Utah, showering the cockpit with bits of glass.