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After striking a bird and losing thrust in its left engine, United flight 1930 requested an immediate return to Chicago’s O’Hare Airport last week. Air traffic controllers assigned the flight Runway 28C, but the pilots lined up for 27C causing a close encounter with United flight 1815, which was preparing to land on 27C. All flights landed safely and no one (save the bird) was injured. We break down the sequence of events in detail on this week’s AvTalk