Monday afternoon (27/05) United 2091, an A320, had an (engine) fire at Chicago O'Hare Airport. No injuries among the 148 aboard. Media stated fire occurred on the taxiway as jet was about to take off. Crew did a good job with aborted take-off You can hear the Airbus barking dog. Often thought to be a dog in cargo but is caused by a hydraulic pump called the Power Transfer Unit (PTU). It operates automatically when the hydraulic pressure drops below a certain level and is not a sign of any engine

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6.7K views · 339 reactions | Today, United made history! This afternoon, UA2701 departed O'Hare on its way to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. It is the first passenger flight to use 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), marking a turning point in the industry's effort to combat climate change. | Chicago O'Hare International Airport | Facebook

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