Video: American Airlines Flight Catches Fire at Denver Airport in USA
An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 experienced a harrowing incident at Denver International Airport on Thursday evening when one of its engines caught fire, forcing an emergency evacuation.
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Flight 1006, originally en route from Colorado Springs to Dallas-Fort Worth, was diverted to Denver after the crew reported engine vibrations. The aircraft, carrying 172 passengers and six crew members, landed safely at approximately 5:15 p.m. local time.
As the plane taxied to gate C38, flames erupted from one of its engines. Dramatic footage shared on social media captured passengers evacuating onto the wing amidst billowing smoke. Emergency slides were deployed to facilitate a swift exit.
Airport officials confirmed that the fire was quickly extinguished. While most passengers were unharmed, American Airlines reported that six individuals were taken to a hospital for further assessment.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced an investigation into the incident. American Airlines thanked their crew, Denver team, and first responders for their prompt and effective actions in prioritizing safety.
This event adds to a series of aviation incidents raising concerns about U.S. flight safety4. As the situation continues to develop, affected passengers are being assisted with alternative travel arrangements to reach their final destination.
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