Fire erupts on American Airlines plane at Denver Airport

A blaze erupted on an American Airlines plane at Denver International Airport throughout Thursday’s operations.
The plane was stationed at Concourse C, particularly at gate C38. Passengers appeared to don’t have any alternative however to evacuate onto the wing of the plane, as reported by Fox News. There was no quick details about potential accidents.
The incident occurred following an engine malfunction that pressured the plane to land at the Colorado airport, in accordance with data obtained by CBS News.
This comes after a number of aviation incidents within the US this 12 months. A serious one being, a midair collision between an American Airlines regional jet and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter close to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in January which resulted within the deaths of all 67 individuals on board each plane. The crash, which occurred on Wednesday evening over the Potomac River, is now the main focus of a serious federal investigation.
Other incidents included an air ambulance crashing in Philadelphia’s Castor Gardens neighbourhood, killing seven individuals and injuring 22 others. While, a collision of two small planes in Arizona which killed two individuals in February.