American Airlines flights catches fire in Denver
- A Boeing 737-800 from American Airlines caught fire after landing in Denver due to an engine fault, according to the Federal Aviation Administration .
- All 172 passengers and six crew members were evacuated safely, with 12 individuals taken to the hospital for minor injuries, according to an airport spokesperson.
- The FAA is conducting an investigation into the incident, which involved engine issues before landing.
- American Airlines thanked the crew and first responders for their effective action to ensure safety during the emergency.
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American Airlines Boeing 737 catches fire after landing at Denver airport; 12 people injured
DENVER — An American Airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac after landing at Denver International Airport with engine issues Thursday evening, forcing passengers to evacuate the burning aircraft authorities said. Twelve people were transported to area hospitals with minor injuries after evacuating the Boeing 737-800, airport spokesperson Michael Konopasek said. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, the agency …
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