Delta plane catches fire at Orlando International Airport

'Burst of flames': FAA investigating fire on Georgia-bound airplane

The FAA is investigating what caused a Delta plane to catch fire before takeoff at Orlando International Airport on Monday, prompting an emergency evacuation.

Video Nearly 300 people evacuated from Delta plane after engine fire

Passengers were forced to go down emergency slides after the jet engine caught fire before takeoff on the tarmac at the Orlando airport.

Delta Plane Bursts Into Flames on Orlando Runway as Passengers Evacuate on Emergency Slides

No passengers were injured in Delta's most recent aircraft incident on Monday, April 21. A flight carrying nearly 300 passengers was waiting on the tarmac when the engine caught fire, forcing the crew and passengers to evacuate via emergency slides.

Breaking: Plane Suddenly Bursts Into Flames - NEWS HOUR FIRST

Hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate a plane at Orlando International Airport after the Delta jet’s engine caught fire on the tarmac. The incident occurred on April 21 at around 11:15 a.m. on Delta Airlines Flights 1213, an Airbus 330. The plane was preparing for departure for a quick flight to Atlanta, Georgia, and was just leaving the gate when one of its engines burst into flames. All 282 passengers, along with 10 flight attendants …

Shortly before the launch, a Delta Air Lines aircraft caught fire in Orlando, and passengers had to leave it via emergency slides.

The engine of Delta Air's Airbus was burning, and everyone was evacuated safely.