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Heathrow tailstrikes put BA A321neo out of service as AAIB details earlier A300 freighter damage

A British Airways A321neo was taken out of service after a double tailstrike while attempting to land at Heathrow, prompting an investigation. Separately, an AAIB bulletin has detailed how an Airbus A300-600F struck its tail during a landing there last year, sustaining significant structural damage before the crew went around and landed safely.

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Frontier A321neo declares Mayday and diverts to O’Hare after lavatory sink leak floods cabin

Frontier Airlines Flight 3566, traveling from Denver to Detroit, diverted to Chicago O’Hare after a leak from the forward lavatory tap on its A321neo sent water into the cabin. The pilot declared Mayday and told air traffic control the crew was concerned about water reaching the aircraft’s electronics.

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United flight cockpit-rush suspect had been deported twice and was released pending removal decision

The suspect accused of rushing the cockpit door on a United Airlines flight from New York to New Orleans was identified as a Honduran national previously deported twice. He had been detained for a third time and released by an immigration judge while a decision on his removal was pending.

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