According to radio transmissions, the pilots requested to maintain an altitude of 6,000 feet while fuel dumping was underway.

Pilots on a United Airlines flight declared ‘MAYDAY’ shortly after taking off from Washington Dulles International Airport ...

They then requested permission for fuel dumping while maintaining the required altitude. ATC guided the pilots to a safe zone away from surrounding air traffic as the aircraft proceeded to dump fuel.

According to flight data and air traffic recordings, the aircraft's left engine failed as it was climbing after departure.

A Munich-bound United Airlines flight, UA108, was forced to return to Washington Dulles Airport due to a left engine failure ...

The flight named UA108, had reached an altitude of 5,000 feet when the crew declared an emergency and reported a malfunction ...

A United Airlines flight faced an engine failure shortly after takeoff from Washington Dulles. Pilots coordinated with ATC ...

Upon landing, the Dreamliner was unable to taxi under its own power due to the disabled left engine and had to be towed from ...

Flight UA108, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, had departed from Washington Dulles on July 25 for Munich when the crew reported a ...

A Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, operated by United Airlines, experienced a mid-air scare last week due to a critical engine ...

Two drivers were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a crash tipped a dump truck onto its side, causing ...

The incident occurred as the aircraft was ascending to its cruising altitude, reaching approximately 5,000 feet when the crew ...