On March 13, 2025, US Airlines Boeing 737 had a fire fire after an emergency landing at Denver International Airport. This accident forced many passengers to evacuate by climbing the wing and using emergency slices.
Boeing 737-800 works with N885nn, on the AA1006 flight from Colorado Springs to Dallas/Fort Worth, with 172 travelers and six crew members on board.
Soon after the departure from Colorado Springs, the crew reported the ribs in the right engine (CFM56). In response, the crew stopped ascending at about 16,000 feet and decided to transfer to Denver International Airport, as mentioned before Harald flight.
The AA1006 trip fell safely at the Denver 16r runway at approximately 5:15 pm local time. However, while taxi to the gate, the right engine was fire.
Evacuation and injuries
Emergency services were deployed immediately, and all passengers were evacuated using the emergency slices of the plane.
Dramatic footage of the passengers who were sitting on the plane’s wing acquired while the thick smoke revolves around them.
Twelve individuals were slightly injured and were transferred to local hospitals; However, serious injuries were not reported.
Investigation, airlines response
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has started an investigation into the cause of the engine fire. US Airlines expressed their gratitude towards the crew and the first respondents for its rapid actions, ensuring that everyone is on board.
“After landing safely and taxi to the gate at Denver International Airport (DEN), US Airlines has witnessed 1006 engine -related cases. The 172 customers and six crew members received and transported them to the station.”
Boeing alternative to 737-8 reached a maximum, with the registration of N304RB, to Dallas with a delay of about 7.5 hours.
Distinctive image via CBS News