A Boeing 757 plane lost its nose wheel shortly before taking off at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, according to US aviation officials. The Delta Air Lines plane had been ...

The Boeing 757 is still flying after 43 years of service. It is clearly an older design and faces competition from other manufacturers with newer aircraft. However, the 757 has some design features ...

A United Airlines passenger jet lost a main gear wheel while taking off from Los Angeles on Monday ... The aircraft was a Boeing 757-200, and is nearly 30 years old, according to aircraft database ...

The nose wheel of a Boeing 757 jet fell off and rolled away while ... Delta Air Lines Flight 982 was moments away from taking off from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta ...

The wheel fell off the Boeing 757-200 a few seconds after taking off from Los Angeles International Airport, United Airlines confirmed in a statement. CaliPlanes/Youtube The flight safely touched ...

The Boeing 757-200, the aircraft involved in the Monday ... In early March, a Boeing 777 bound for Japan was rerouted to Los Angeles after taking off from San Francisco, when one of the tires ...

A Boeing 757-200 operated by charter airline Freedom ... This is not the first time a plane of this size has been seen landing and taking off over the skies of Fort Pierce. In 2015 and 2016 ...

Boeing's status in the global aircraft industry ... it could climb rapidly, whether taking off at any of the ski resorts in the United States or high elevation airports in Central or South America." ...

LOS ANGELES — A United Airlines Boeing jet lost a main landing gear wheel Monday while taking off from Los Angeles ... The Boeing 757-200 was carrying 174 passengers and 7 crew members.

Smart-X lets pilots know if they are taking off or landing on a taxiway ... The Honeywell jet was the fifth 757 ever to roll off Boeing's assembly line. It entered service with Eastern Airlines ...

After recent flights showing off new fuselage-mounted sensor housings ... is now complete. The Boeing 757 ‘Excalibur’ testbed, converted from passenger use, will be used to develop ...