The Federal Aviation Administration will scrutinize United Airways’ operations extra intently in coming weeks after a spate of current security incidents, the airline informed staff in a memo on Friday.

“We are going to start to see extra of an F.A.A. presence in our operation as they start to overview a few of our work processes, manuals and services,” Sasha Johnson, a vp of company security on the airline, stated within the memo. “We welcome their engagement and are very open to listen to from them about what they discover and their perspective on issues we may have to alter to make us even safer.”

In among the incidents, which United has stated have been unrelated, a aircraft veered off a runway, one other arrived at its vacation spot with a panel lacking from its physique, one other misplaced a tire after takeoff and an engine caught hearth after ingesting plastic wrapping.

The F.A.A. stated in an announcement that it “routinely” monitored airline operations. The company stated it “focuses on an airline’s compliance with relevant laws; capability to determine hazards, assess and mitigate danger; and successfully handle security.”

Within the United memo, Ms. Johnson stated the company would “additionally pause quite a lot of certification actions for a time frame.”

United’s chief government, Scott Kirby, sought to reassure prospects this week that the airline was taking security significantly after the incidents.

“I would like you to know that these incidents have our consideration and have sharpened our focus,” he stated in an e-mail to prospects. “Our staff is reviewing the main points of every case to know what occurred and utilizing these insights to tell our security coaching and procedures throughout all worker teams.”

Consultants warning in opposition to drawing sweeping conclusions from the episodes, that are regarding however are frequent in aviation and infrequently unreported by the media.