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United’s July Tarmac Delays in Chicago Storms Probed by U.S.
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United Continental Holdings Inc., the world’s largest airline, is under U.S. investigation for stranding 16 flights on tarmacs for more than three hours during thunderstorms.
Severe storms hit Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on July 13, shutting the ramp into United’s gates and creating lengthy delays there and in other locations, according to an e-mail statement yesterday from the Chicago-based airline.