A United Airlines 737 MAX pilot was injured when the plane’s windshield suddenly cracked at 36,000 feet during a flight from Denver to Los Angeles on Thursday.
What Really Happened at 36,000 Feet?
The incident caused alarm onboard as the pilot faced a dangerous situation thousands of feet above the ground. Initial reports have raised the eyebrow of experts, hinting at the possibility that falling space debris or even a small meteorite struck the aircraft’s windshield. This theory remains unconfirmed as investigations continue.
Flight Delayed, Passengers Rebooked
After the distressing event, passengers were rebooked on a replacement Boeing 737 MAX 9 to finish their trip to Los Angeles. The unexpected delay stretched to six hours, leaving flyers frustrated but safe.
Official Statement
“United Airlines 737 MAX pilot injured after the windshield cracked at 36,000 while flying from Denver to Los Angeles on Thursday. Reports have suggested the possibility of the aircraft being hit by falling space debris or a small meteorite, though this remains unconfirmed. Passengers were later rebooked on a replacement Boeing 737 MAX 9 to complete their journey to Los Angeles with a six-hour delay.”
