Plane Crawling With Ants Lands At Newark Airport Plane Crawling With Ants Lands At Newark Airport
Plane Crawling With Ants Lands At Newark Airport A United Airlines flight from Italy was infested with ants when it landed Monday in Newark, WABC 7 reported.  The insects are believed to have emerged from a passenger's bag on the flight back from Venice, the station reported.  The plane landed around 2 p.m. and was taken out of service, United said.  "We are concerned by the experience our customer reported on United flight 169 from Venice to Newark," United said in a statement. "We have been in contact with the crew and they have advised the ants have been isolated from a customer's bag. At this time, the aircraft will continue to it…
Elderly Woman Dies On Transatlantic Flight To Newark Elderly Woman Dies On Transatlantic Flight To Newark
Elderly Woman Dies On Transatlantic Flight To Newark A 71-year-old woman suffering breathing problems died on a Newark-bound flight from Frankfurt, reports say. United Airlines crew members administered oxygen and used a defibrillator on the woman, with several people taking turns doing CPR for nearly 40 minutes last Wednesday, passenger Adam Lisberg told the Irish Sun. The plane made an emergency landing at Shannon Airport in Ireland, where the woman was met by emergency medical crews, Fox News reports. The woman was pronounced dead after the flight landed. It was not clear where she was from.
WATCH: Fat-Shaming Passenger Gets Kicked Off Newark-Bound Plane WATCH: Fat-Shaming Passenger Gets Kicked Off Newark-Bound Plane
Watch: Fat-Shaming Passenger Gets Kicked Off Newark-Bound Plane A woman got the boot from a Newark-bound plane after she loudly began fat-shaming fellow passengers on her cell phone. The woman was in the middle seat of a United Airlines from departing from Las Vegas Jan. 2, CBS reports. "I don't know how I'm going to do this for the next four hours," she said on video footage recorded by passenger Norma Rodgers, which quickly went viral. "It's just impossible because they're squishing me.  "At least I'm keeping warm." Rodgers -- refusing to be "verbally abused by this b***h or anyone else -- asked the flight attendant to find the woman another se…
Newark Passengers Desperately Tweeted For Help During 14 Hours Trapped On Freezing Plane Newark Passengers Desperately Tweeted For Help During 14 Hours Trapped On Freezing Plane
Newark Passengers Desperately Tweeted For Help During 14 Hours Trapped On Freezing Plane United Airlines passengers on a flight from Newark spent nearly 14 hours stuck on a freezing tarmac in Canada. The Hong Kong-bound flight made an emergency landing at Newfoundland's Goose Bay Airport at 9:31 p.m., six hours after taking off from New Jersey Saturday, several media outlets reported. Just as the plane was preparing to depart, a door of the Boeing 777-200 got stuck open.  Because Goose Bay is a Royal Canadian Air Force base and there were no customs officer on duty to process travelers, the passengers were trapped inside the aircraft. They spent 14 long and painful hours hud…
'Outrageous': Woman Delayed Newark-Bound Flight Five Hours For Ridiculous Reason 'Outrageous': Woman Delayed Newark-Bound Flight Five Hours For Ridiculous Reason
'Outrageous': Woman Delayed Newark-Bound Flight Five Hours For Ridiculous Reason A Newark-bound flight from Indianapolis was delayed for five hours Monday night because of one woman's ridiculous antics. Crew members of United Airlines flight 3708 sent passengers back inside the airport as they explained to the woman she had to check her oversized bag, and then asking her to disembark, WTHR reports. The flight was originally scheduled to leave at 7:05 p.m. Instead, a different aircraft took all other passengers to Newark at 12:17 a.m., the article says. One passenger suffered a medical condition while waiting in the terminal, WTHR says. Passenger Jason Kowalsky told WT…
Passenger Bridge Wheel Rolls Over Worker's Leg At Newark Airport Passenger Bridge Wheel Rolls Over Worker's Leg At Newark Airport
Passenger Bridge Wheel Rolls Over Worker's Leg At Newark Airport A United Airlines employee was hospitalized after the wheel of a passenger bridge rolled over his leg at Newark Airport. The 34-year-old employee had to be extricated after the wheel of the "jet bridge" at Terminal C's Gate 88 rolled over his leg just after 7 p.m. Wednesday, the Port Authority's Steve Coleman said. He was taken to University Hospital in Newark in serious condition, Coleman said. An investigation was continuing, he said.