A United Airlines pilot made sure flight passengers were well-fed during a seven-hour delay. The plane was flying from California to Texas before making an emergency landing.

The United Airlines Boeing 757 slowed its descent into San Francisco to avoid another plane, causing two passengers to be taken to hospital.

The San Francisco-bound plane was alerted near Oakland, Calif., that another aircraft was in the vicinity, but it was able to land safely. The FAA is investigating.

In July, a plane lost a wheel during take-off from Los Angeles International Airport. In March, a United flight was forced to make an emergency landing after at tire fell off mid-flight while taking off from San Francisco, hurting no one but damaging several parked cars.

The United Airlines flight was descending into San Francisco last week when it received a collision avoidance system alert. Two passengers were injured.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has opened an investigation after two United Airlines passengers were injured last week as pilots responded to an onboard alert. United Airlines Flight

Two passengers were injured Thursday when a United Airlines flight abruptly altered its course as it descended into San Francisco. "United flight 2428 was descending to SFO on Sept. 19 with the seatbelt sign on when it slowed its descent to account for another aircraft at a lower altitude.

United Airlines confirmed that Flight 2428 had to suddenly slow its descent to San Francisco International Airport “to account for another aircraft at a lower altitude”