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Airlines grounded dozens of older Boeing Co. 777 aircraft after the failure of a Pratt & Whitney engine showered debris into a Denver suburb and prompted U.S. regulators to order emergency inspections. Debris fallen from a United Airlines airplane's engine lay scattered through the neighborhood of Broomfield, outside Denver, Colo., on Feb. 20, 2021. Photographer: […]

Europe's EASA aviation regulator said on Monday that it was aware of the Pratt & Whitney jet engine incidents, and was requesting information on the cause to determine what action may be needed.

Good about himself. >> the places youll end if your only guiding light in life will be donald trump. lets turn to a few additional headlines, starting with a fox news you alert. a plane engine explodes over of colorado minutes after taking off from the denver airport, debris fell from the sky, large pieces of metal landing on the ground. >> look at that piece falling down there. look at -- im going to go see what that debris about. do you see that? then look, you can see the smoke way up high. >...

Pennsylvania-based Eastern Airlines expects to enter freighter operations by flying two leased 777Fs in ACMI or charter service, according to a filing today with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Eastern Airlines currently has approval to operate 10 aircraft, with six for scheduled flying, according to the filing, but is requesting approval to increase its […]   Username

100 days, not forever, but for 100 days, to help save lives. and biden saying he will take the vaccine, along with former presidents obama, clinton and bush. biden says when dr. fauci says its safe. also tonight, news late today about the pfizer vaccine. the company reportedly slashing its initial shipment projections in half, because of concerns in the supply chain. so, bottom line tonight, how many doses expected for americans by the end of the year? pfizer saying that number has not changed...

Reichmuth, thanks so much as always. we appreciate it. weve been talking quite a bit on this show about calls growing to dismantle the police, to defund the police departments in many cities around the country. unfortunately. and weve been talking about whats going to happen if that happens, what will be the result? were seeing it right now because big cities are seeing a major spike in crime. lets look at numbers right now. we begin with chicago. chicago homicides, 433 murders so far this year,...

Some sort of proof they they have immunity from the virus? what dr. anthony fauci said about that today. well carefully get through it all again tonight. and egin wit johnson here prsi for the first time since the outbreak began in new york, more people leaving those intensive care units than going in. the rate of hospitalizations down. >> as someone who searches for solace in all this grief, the leveling off of the number of lives lost is a somewhat hopeful sign. >> reporter: the death toll sli...

Services this weekend. news tonight on boris johnson, how serious his condition was. amid news hes now able to take a few steps before having to rest. and your money, the fbi out a new warning about widespread scams in the age of the virus. what you need to know. good evening. and we have made it through another week together. tonight, even as the death toll continues to grow, another horrific 24 hours in new york alone. 777 lives lost in one day. there are still much-needed signs tonight ...

Tonight, as america endures its deadliest week from the virus, the news tonight -- signs the curve may be flattening in new york city. even with another 777 deaths in 24 hours. and what president trump revealed this afternoon. the death toll in the u.s. now surpassing 18,000. in new york, even with yet another 24-hour staggering toll, governor cuomo tonight cautious but saying the numbers do appear to be reaching a plateau, and his warning about what could change this. the rate of hospitalizatio...

Dumped all that fuel over los angeles. flight 89, bound for china, turned back just after taking off, and made an emergency landing. kris van cleave tonight on what the pilots did and didnt tell the tower. >> reporter: the f.a.a. is now investigating why this delta 777, descending into the los angeles airport, dropped at least 10,000 gallons of jet fuel, much of it on a densely populated part of the city. >> i was scared. >> reporter: students and teachers at more than 20 l.a. schools reported f...