FAA Ends Enhanced Oversight of United Airlines After Safety Review

The FAA's six-month investigation found no significant safety issues at United Airlines following several incidents earlier this year.

The Federal Aviation Administration concluded its Certificate Holder Evaluation Program for United Airlines, finding no major safety concerns.
The review was initiated in March after a series of safety incidents, including a tire loss from a Boeing 777 during takeoff.
United Airlines had delayed new international routes due to the FAA's increased scrutiny earlier this year.
FAA oversight included a pause on some certifications and required FAA presence during final inspections of new aircraft.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby stated the review confirmed the airline's strong safety efforts, with no major findings.