1. How many incidents has United Airlines had recently?
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2. The airline's CEO ____________.
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3. The reason that United is getting a lot of attention is _____________.
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4. The article mentions incidents that occurred _______________.
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5. How many people were injured in all of these incidents?
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Did you know?
Airline safety announcements and investigations generate a lot of specialized vocabulary — words like "incident," "inspection," and "grounded" appear constantly in this kind of reporting. Following aviation news is a good way to build a practical, recurring vocabulary set.
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