Passengers on an American Airlines flight were forced to flee the aircraft via the wing after an engine burst into flames. The American Airlines flight 1006 was travelling from Colorado Springs to ...

Twelve people were taken to hospitals Thursday night for minor injuries, according to Michael Konopasek, a Denver airport spokesperson. He did not have updates on their conditions Friday morning.

Airport spokesperson Michael Konopasek told USA TODAY that "smoke was visible" after the fire broke out. "After landing safely and taxiing to the gate at Denver International Airport, American ...

Twelve people were taken to hospitals, all with minor injuries, said Michael Konopasek, a spokesman for the airport. The flight, a Boeing 737-800 with 172 passengers and six crew members ...

Smoke and flames were visible from various gates at the airport, according to airport spokesman Michael Konopasek. He said the fire was doused and it did not lead to delays for other flights. Some of ...

Twelve people were transported to area hospitals with minor injuries after evacuating the Boeing 737-800, airport spokesperson Michael Konopasek said. The National Transportation Safety Board is ...

The plane was at gate C38 when the fire started at around 6 p.m., said airport spokesperson Michael Konopasek. Passengers were evacuated and the fire was extinguished, Konopasek said. No injuries ...

An American Airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac at Denver International Airport on Thursday, forcing passengers to evacuate the aircraft, according to airport officials.

Smoke and flames were visible from various gates at the airport, according to airport spokesman Michael Konopasek. He said the fire was doused and it did not lead to delays for other flights.