United Airlines released a statement Monday after Flight 108, bound for Munich, Germany, had to turn back. The Boeing 787 ...

"Engine failure, left engine," a pilot can be heard saying in cockpit audio shared online. "Mayday, mayday, mayday." ...

A United Airlines Boeing 787-9 operating flight UA1122 to Cape Town was forced to return to Newark Liberty International Airport following a reported spoiler issue. The aircraft dumped fuel and landed ...

A Munich-bound United Airlines flight faced a mid-air emergency on Friday (July 25), declaring a ‘Mayday’ call shortly after ...

United Airlines will be flying into the next decade with wind behind more Boeing wings. The carrier has placed an order for 100 of Boeing's top-of-the-line 787 Dreamliners with options to purchase ...

United's most popular Boeing 787-8 routes are IAD to AMS, ORD to AMS, ORD to BCN, and ORD to ATH. The Boeing 787-9 operates routes like DEN to LHR, EWR to LAX, LAX to LHR, and SFO to SIN.

United Airlines is announcing Tuesday what it says is the largest order of wide-body airplanes by a U.S. airline in commercial aviation history. The Chicago-based carrier is purchasing 100 of ...

United plans to take delivery of a total of about 700 planes by the end of 2032. United Airlines said Tuesday it planned to purchase 100 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, with options to buy an additional ...

United Airlines’ newest aircraft type – the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner – is now in service at the carrier. United Flight 2418 marked United's official debut of its “Dash 10,” departing ...

United Airlines took delivery of its first Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner on Monday. With that, United becomes the first North American carrier to take possession of the 787-10, the newest and biggest ...

CHICAGO (TheStreet) -- United Airlines (UAL) became the first U.S. carrier and the third airline worldwide to take delivery of the Boeing (BA) 787-9, the stretched version of the Dreamliner.

United Airlines announced Tuesday that it will buy 100 Boeing 787 Dreamliners with an option to double the order, the latest sign of optimism for a continued rebound in international travel.