Passengers Evacuate American Airlines Flight After Engine Fire at Denver Airport

An American Airlines flight, Flight 1006, caught fire while taxiing at Denver International Airport after safely landing on March 13, following reports of engine vibrations. Twelve passengers suffered minor injuries and were taken to hospitals, while others evacuated onto the wings of the Boeing 737-800. Dramatic videos shared on social media show the emergency evacuation as smoke billowed from the aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed an investigation is underway regarding the engine-related incident. American Airlines expressed gratitude towards the crew and first responders for their swift action in ensuring passenger safety. This incident adds to growing concerns about aviation safety, following a series of recent high-profile incidents in the U.S.