United Airlines jet slides off taxiway in Houston

A United Airlines Boeing 737 Max experienced brake issues before sliding off a taxiway at George Bush Intercontinental Airport last month, according to a preliminary NTSB report.

The captain reported the brakes seemed less effective than usual, and the plane and brake pedals shook violently just before the incident.
Pilots were uncertain about ground conditions upon landing; the captain saw a dry runway, while the co-pilot thought it looked wet.
After touchdown, the captain disabled the autobrakes, aiming for a gradual deceleration for passenger comfort.
The aircraft sustained heavy damage, including a broken left main landing gear, but no passengers or crew were injured.
The incident is among a series of recent events raising concerns about United Airlines' safety, prompting the CEO to reassure passengers.