Alan Levin is a reporter for Bloomberg News, with a focus on national transportation issues. His work has appeared in various publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, Fortune, and The Los Angeles Times. Alan covers a wide range of topics related to the transportation industry, including aviation, regulations, and safety.
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By: Alan Levin, Mary Schlangenstein
The incident follows the mid-air loss of a tire on Thursday and an engine fire on a flight earlier this week.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Alan Levin
A United Airlines Holdings Inc. aircraft ran off the taxiway into a grassy area after landing at Houston on Friday, marking the third headline-grabbing incident this week involving the carrier's Boeing Co. planes.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Alan Levin
A United Airlines Holdings Inc. aircraft ran off the taxiway into a grassy area after landing at Houston on Friday, marking the third headline-grabbing incident this week involving the carrier's Boeing Co. planes.
Boeing Co. needs to shift its focus from the business of making planes toward safety in the wake of recent findings on lapses surrounding the January failure of a fuselage panel, the top US aviation regulator said.
An American Airlines Group Inc. 737-800 went off the runway last month after a brake failure linked to maintenance performed on the plane, US investigators said Thursday.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Alan Levin
United Airlines Holdings Inc. is facing heightened scrutiny by US aviation regulators after a recent series of safety incidents.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Julie Johnsson, Alan Levin
US aviation authorities are considering drastic measures to curb growth at United Airlines Holdings Inc. , including preventing the carrier from adding new routes, following a series of safety incidents.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Alan Levin, Julie Johnsson
Aviation authorities are considering drastic measures to curb growth at United Airlines.
By: Alan Levin, Mary Schlangenstein, Julie Johnsson
The Federal Aviation Administration has discussed temporary actions it may take with the airline's leadership in recent days, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
By: Julie Johnsson, Mary Schlangenstein, Alan Levin
Authorities are considering drastic measures to curb growth at United Airlines, following a series of safety incidents.
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