The plane left Dulles and headed for Germany last month. The pilot called Mayday after saying there was some engine failure.

The pilot of Flight 108, which was bound for Munich, Germany, on July 25, told Air Traffic Controllers that the left engine had failed and he was "declaring an emergency, mayday, mayday, mayday, " ...

United Airlines released a statement Monday after Flight 108, bound for Munich, Germany, had to turn back. The Boeing 787 with 219 passengers and 11 crew members had to retreat to Dulles International ...

The Boeing 787, flying from Washington, D.C., to Munich, had to make hasty return to the airport "to address a mechanical ...

A disaster was seemingly averted when a United Airlines flight bound for Munich, Germany, was forced to make an emergency ...

Engine failure, left engine, United 108, declaring an emergency. Mayday, mayday, mayday,” the pilot could be heard on a ...

A United Airlines pilot declared mayday late last month after suspecting possible engine failure after takeoff from ...

Mayday warnings happen regularly, say aviation experts—and both pilots and air traffic controllers are trained to know what ...

"Engine failure, left engine, United 108 declaring an emergency. Mayday, mayday, mayday," the pilot said, according to ...

A United Airlines pilot declared mayday late last month after suspecting possible engine failure after takeoff from ...

"Engine failure, left engine," a pilot can be heard saying in cockpit audio shared online. "Mayday, mayday, mayday." ...