Denver – An emergency landing ended in flames, but everyone on board the American Airlines flight only survived a few passengers with minor injuries.
After the incident on the flight 1006 at Denver International Airport at Denver International Airport, several people had to be brought to hospitals on Thursday. Everyone had minor injuries, reported the Associated Press.
There were 172 passengers and six crew members on the flight.
The flight had decreased from Colorado Springs from Colorado Springs Airport, but was diverted when the crew said that the engine was vibrated, said the Federal Aviation Administration.
It landed around 5.15 p.m. local time.
While the Boeing 737-800 was scored, the engine caught fire.
The passengers were evacuated from the aircraft with the object carriers of the aircraft. Some were in the wing of the aircraft.
The members of the Ground -Crew tried to delete the social media videos shown in the social media. Airport officers said it was issued quickly.
American Airlines said the plane had an engine problem, but did not state why it had caught fire.
Examined the FAA.
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