united flight hawaii denver door alert - NewsAgent
· a united airlines flight from hawaii to denver was diverted to san francisco early monday morning to address a malfunctioning door sensor, the airline said. · a united airlines flight from hawaii to denver was diverted to san francisco monday morning to address a malfunctioning door sensor, according to a spokesperson with the company. Flight records indicate it landed at sfo at 3:52 a. m. N780ua) carrying 360 passengers and 10 crew members, on , was en route from kona international airport in hawaii to denver international airport when an alarming cockpit indication suggested a cargo door was open mid-flight. An airport spokesperson told. · approximately three hours into its journey, while flying at cruising altitude over the pacific ocean, the flight crew received a warning suggesting that a door might be unsecured. · california, may 2 - united airlines flight ua1731, a boeing 777-200 (reg. · according to a united airlines representative, the flight was diverted due to a malfunctioning door sensor. United officials confirmed the cargo door sensor sounding off was due to a technical issue. · all of the affected passengers boarded different flights to make it to denver on monday morning. The alert , which appeared while the aircraft was flying at 37,000 feet, required immediate attention. A united airlines flight from hawaii to denver was forced to divert to san francisco early monday morning after a malfunctioning door sensor prompted precautionary measures, officials said.
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