A United Airlines flight hit a kite while landing at Washington’s Reagan National Airport on Saturday afternoon — months after a deadly collision at the same airport killed 67 people.

A United flight from Houston appeared to have struck a kite while landing at Washington Reagan National Airport on Saturday.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority said kite-flying is not allowed at Gravelly Point in Arlington, Virginia, as it poses a risk to planes landing at DCA.

Video footage shows commotion inside the plane’s cabin, with one of the passengers showing footage of a fireball coming out of the engine: Chaos on a United Airlines flight heading to Edmonton ...

A United flight collided with a kite as it tried to land at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in the latest airplane incident at the Virgina airport. United Airlines flight 654 from ...

A United Airlines flight from ... Since the deadly crash between a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines flight, the National Transportation Safety Board made a number of recommendations ...

A United Airlines flight from ... Since the deadly crash between a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines flight, the National Transportation Safety Board made a number of recommendations ...

Tacoma aviation attorney Mark Lindquist is representing the estate of one of the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines flight ... in the crash. At the time, he was flying to a United Nations ...