United Airlines Airbus A320 Returns To Chicago O’Hare Due To Possible Bird Strike

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In what seems to be a growing problem, a United Airlines jet suffered a possible bird strike at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Sunday. The aircraft had just taken off and was climbing when the incident occurred, prompting the flight crew to immediately stop the climb and return to the airport, where it safely landed.

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