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United released a memo telling its pilots to cut themselves off at least 12 hours before flying. The FAA standard is eight hours before flying.

Charlotte Burns tweeted about some unwanted travelling companions on board her United Airlines plane.

"They're taking my legs—and not only that, my dignity," Stearn Hodge said.

No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The U.K. airline will also provide female crew members with trousers as standard.

A spokesperson for the airline told Newsweek the company was indeed working to improve accessibility.

A passenger on a Dallas to Cincinnati flight passed out shortly before take off.

Eric Murdock is suing the airline for $10 million after an incident on a flight from Las Vegas to New Jersey.

Flight UA839 landed safely at Sydney Airport at about 6:30 a.m., amid a full emergency response after the pilot reported a problem.

A United Airlines pilot allegedly posted explicit photos of a flight attendant online, some featuring the tagline "Fly the Friendly Skies."

None of the passengers on board Flight 4080 were injured in the incident, a United spokesperson told Newsweek.

The woman and another passenger were given different seats after alerting crew, but she says the man "was allowed to finish."

American and United airlines said they want nothing to do with the federal government's "zero tolerance" policy.

"The sand used during these multi-day violations was taken from surrounding beaches, harming these economically and environmentally important natural resources."

Savannah Phillips praised Chase Irwin for stepping in and showing her "there are more good people in the world than bad."

Queen Obioma alleges United Airlines discriminated against her and her children because they were black.

The flight attendant allegedly told passengers "if your seat belt isn't tight, you f***ed up."

The victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was later reported to be dead.

The family's lawyer said they needed answers.

United Airlines announced new rules for pets months after a dog died in-flight.

The plane was forced to return to the airport about 30 minutes after takeoff.

Imagine awkwardly standing and leaning from Los Angeles to New York City.

"Thanks to this man, we are now sitting in the back in the Denver airport as they search our plane and luggage for any bombs," passenger Tara Kraatz said.

The airline chalked it up to an "administrative oversight."

The incident is under investigation.

The large payoff had people wondering: Could it happen to them, too?

Nothing brings Democrats and Republicans together like unbridled outrage at United Airlines.

In a statement, United Airlines disputed the story, saying: "At no point was any customer offered compensation for this issue."

More pet troubles for the airline following mix-up with family dog.

Nearby passengers said they overheard the flight attendant arguing with the passenger about placing the 10-month-old puppy in the overhead bin.