one American Airlines The flight caught fire at Denver International Airport on Thursday.
An airline spokesman told Fox News Digital that U.S. flight 1006 left Colorado Springs and was taken to Dallasburg International Airport when the plane was transferred to Denver.
After landing, the plane was heading towards the gate and “experienced engine-related issues.” The fire began around 6 p.m. local time.
Bold airport trends allow passengers to arrive at the gate 15 minutes before departure
American Airlines plane caught fire at Denver International Airport. (x/@flynnstone)
“172 customers and six crew members fell off and have been relocated to the terminal,” the airline said. “We thank the crew, Den team and the first responders for their quick and decisive action on the safety of everyone on board and on the ground.”
A spokesman for the airport told Fox News that a plane caught fire on C38 Avenue and smoke passengers could see the smoke.
American Airlines plane caught fire at Denver International Airport. (x/@flynnstone)
The spokesman said the fire was put out and no one was hurt.
Passengers on board appeared to be forced to evacuate the plane and bounced smoke from the plane.
American Airlines plane caught fire at Denver International Airport. (x/@flynnstone)
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It’s not clear what to start The fire.
Fox News Digital has contacted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
