Regional jet’s windshield shatters and pieces of glass fall into cockpit
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Regional jet’s windshield shatters and pieces of glass fall into cockpit By Laura Sharman, Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — A United Airlines regional jet with 72 people aboard was forced to make an emergency return to Houston Sunday after the windshield glass…
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Regional jet’s windshield shatters and pieces of glass fall into cockpit By Laura Sharman, Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — A United Airlines regional jet with 72 people aboard was forced to make an emergency return to Houston Sunday after the windshield glass…
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