United Airlines' Boeing 767-400ER sustained damage after colliding with a light pole at Denver International Airport on July 1st. The aircraft experienced several punctures in its rear section following the incident. Following repairs, the plane was flown to Rio de Janeiro for an extensive overhaul process. United Airlines has confirmed that the aircraft is now repaired and ready to return to service. The 24-year-old aircraft will undergo rigorous inspections before resuming passenger flights.
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