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An incident occurred at Chicago O'Hare airport involving a United flight. The flight aborted its takeoff due to blown tires. Air traffic control audio captured a nearby pilot's observation of the incident.
The pilot reported seeing tire debris on the runway. com, which reported the pilot's account of seeing chunks of tire on the runway. For more information, readers can refer to the source.
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