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Two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft experienced similar incidents in just few days

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Last updated: October 10, 2023, 16:14 UTC
Published: Tuesday, October 10, 2023, at 16:12 UTC
Category: Emergency
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Two United Boeing 737 MAX aircraft suffered multiple tires burst.

On 30 September 2023, a United Boeing 737 MAX 9 performed a rejected take-off on runway 16R at Denver International Airport.

The aircraft (reg. N37560) has been delivered only few months ago.

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ATC tower reported fire on Number-1 engine, a CFMI LEAP-1B. The crew rejected takeoff.

The plane was operating flight #UA329 from Denver to Boston.

2023-09-30: United AL Boeing 737MAX9 (N37560, built 2023) received significant gear damage in a rejected take-off on runway 16R at Denver-Intl AP (KDEN), CO. Flight #UA329 to Boston stopped on the runway after a fire warning resulting in multiple tires burst and the right gear… pic.twitter.com/s9aopzEjdg

— JACDEC (@JacdecNew) October 4, 2023

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Another incident few days later

On 3 October 2023, another United Boeing 737 MAX 9 suffered two blown tires after landing

The aircraft (reg. N37507) suffered two blown tires after landing runway 34L at Seattle International Airport.

The Flight #UA450 from Chicago-ORD stopped in taxiway “E”

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All 176 pax +6 crew disembarked on the spot after a longer waiting period.

United Airlines Boeing 737MAX9 (N37507, built 2020) suffered two blown tires after landing runway 34L at Seattle-Intl AP (KSEA), WA. Flight #UA450 from Chicago-ORD stopped in taxiway "E" and all 176 pax +6 crew disembarked on the spot after a longer waiting period. @CBS2Boise… pic.twitter.com/of8WYF7dHN

— JACDEC (@JacdecNew) October 5, 2023

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