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Investigation Reveals United Pilot Aware of Low Altitude Before Incident

An investigation into United Airlines Flight 169 revealed that the pilot was aware of being too low before the plane struck a light pole during landing at Newark Liberty International Airport. The incident, which occurred on May 3, resulted in no injuries to passengers or crew, but involved a tractor-trailer that sustained minor damage from debris.

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An investigation into United Airlines Flight 169 revealed that the pilot was aware of being too low before the plane struck a light pole during landing at Newark Liberty International Airport. The incident, which occurred on May 3, resulted in no injuries to passengers or crew, but involved a tractor-trailer that sustained minor damage from debris.

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United pilot knew plane was too low before hitting light pole: Investigators

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Investigation Reveals United Pilot Aware of Low Altitude Before Incident