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Ayesha Ali

Ayesha Ali

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Assignment Desk Assistant and Reporter, Transportation Unit, ABC News

East Coast United States, Washington

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  • United Airlines flight sees engine fire after takeoff due to apparent rabbit strike

    By Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified, Meredith Deliso Verified| WJBD-FM (Salem, IL) Verified (NEW YORK) — A United Airlines flight experienced an engine fire shortly after takeoff that was apparently caused by a rare rabbit strike. United Flight 2325 had departed Denver International Airport en route to Edmonton, Alberta, on Sunday when the incident occurred. LiveATC audio documents the flight crew asking that the plane be inspected for an engine fire and being told that it was a rabbit that apparently got sucked into an engine.

    By Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified, Meredith Deliso Verified · WJBD-FM (Salem, IL)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Tourist helicopter that crashed into the Hudson did not have a flight recorder: NTSB

    By Riley Hoffman Verified, Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified| ABC News Verified The helicopter was on its eighth flight of the day, officials said. ByRiley Hoffman and Ayesha AliNTSB team surveying the wreckage recovered from the Bell 206 L-4 helicopter that crashed into Hudson River on April 10 near Jersey City, New Jersey. NTSBAs divers continue to use "side-scanning sonar" to search the Hudson River for wreckage from the helicopter crash that killed six people, the National Transportation Safety Board said the aircraft was not equipped with any flight recorders.

    By Riley Hoffman Verified, Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified · ABC News

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Wingtip of one plane hits another on taxiway at Reagan airport: FAA

    By Emily Shapiro Verified, Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified| ABC News Verified Several members of Congress were on board one of the planes. ByEmily Shapiro and Ayesha AliIn this photo posted to the X account of Congressman Nick LaLota, a plane is shown on the tarmac at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., on April 10, 2025. @RepLaLota/XThe wingtip of an American Airlines plane hit another American Airlines plane on a taxiway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Rep.

    By Emily Shapiro Verified, Ayesha ALi, Ayesha Ali Verified · ABC News

    Apr. 10, 2025

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