When an airline’s leadership takes maintenance as a given and begins to focus on other “areas” as their priority, danger and calamity ensues.

United Airlines faces a fifth incident in a week as a US-bound flight returns to Australia.

Not again …

A United Airlines Boeing 777-300 aircraft suffered a midair fuel leak and was forced to make an emergency landing Monday, marking the fifth incident the airline reported in a little over a week.

United Airlines Flight 830 took off for a 14-hour journey from Sydney to San Francisco, but only two hours into the flight, the plane had to be redirected over a “maintenance issue,” ABC 7 reported.

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