The FAA is upping its oversight of United Airlines following a spate of safety events. A tire fell off a United Boeing 777 and another plane veered off the runway, among others. Bloomberg reports United is being stopped from approving new pilots and may not be allowed to add new routes. AdvertisementUnited Airlines is facing tighter scrutiny from the Federal Aviation Administration following a string of safety incidents. The moves could hamper the airline's "United Next" plan, which aims to expand its capacity with 800 new jets by 2032.

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