Passenger plane forced to divert to another airport after pilot forgot passport - A United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai landed in San Francisco after two hours because of the blunder ...

A United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai was forced to turn around midair Saturday after a pilot realized he had forgotten his passport, delaying passengers by several hours.

Two hours later, the plane turned around and headed for San Francisco, where it landed around 5 p.m., according to the website FlightAware. “The pilot did not have their passport onboard ...

By Joyce Jiang and Aaron Cooper, CNN Hong Kong/New York (CNN) — A United Airlines Boeing 787 jetliner flying from Los Angeles to Shanghai had to ...

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A United Airlines 787 flying from Los Angeles to China had to turn around this weekend after it was discovered one of the pilots had taken off without their passport.

Yang Shuhan, a passenger traveling home to China from a business trip, told CNN she heard the pilot’s “very frustrated voice” over the intercom, admitting he “forgot (his) passport.” ...

A plane with more than 250 passengers on board was forced into an emergency landing because the pilot forgot their passport The United Airlines flight travelling from the United States to China ...

A plane with more than 250 passengers on board was forced into an emergency landing because the pilot forgot their passport The United Airlines flight travelling from the United States to China was ...

Two hours later, the plane turned around and headed for San Francisco, where it landed around 5 p.m., according to the website FlightAware. “The pilot did not have their passport onboard ...

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