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Crisis averted...for now: Pilot reveals why planes barely avoiding tragedy as terrified passengers speak out
One passenger said two flight attendants fell to the floor as they served drinks during a recent close call
 By Adam Sabes Fox News
Published September 15, 2023 6:00am EDT

A commercial airline pilot revealed to Fox News Digital what he believes is the reason for an uptick in close-call incidents involving aircraft in the U.S., and what must be done to fix the country's travel system.

According to data from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), there have been 1,583 close-call incidents in fiscal year 2023 versus fiscal year 2022, which had 1,730 such incidents.

A letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sept. 5 from the House Oversight Committee stated that recent close-call incidents have "eroded the public’s confidence in air and rail safety and necessitates thorough investigation."

The letter went on to list multiple rail and air travel incidents.

Here are a few examples of recent close-call incidents:

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United Airlines flight to Rome diverts back to Newark, drops 28,000 feet in 10 minutes
The United Airlines flight had 270 passengers onboard
By Adam Sabes Fox News
Published September 14, 2023 9:27pm EDT

A United Airlines flight diverted back to Newark Liberty International Airport during a Rome, Italy bound flight because of a cabin pressurization issue, and dropped over 28,000 feet in 10 minutes.

United Airlines Flight 510 took off from Newark Liberty International Airport on Wednesday at 8:37 p.m. heading to Rome, Italy. A spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration told Fox News Digital that the flight returned to Newark at around 12:25 a.m. on Thursday because of a "pressurization issue."

The Boeing 777 was headed to Rome–Fiumicino International Airport and had 270 passengers onboard plus 14 crew members.

A spokesperson for United Airlines told Fox News Digital that the flight returned to Newark airport "to address a possible loss of cabin pressure."

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United Airlines flight to Rome diverts back to Newark, drops 28,000 feet in 10 minutes

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