Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Parts Fell Off In U.S
Debris from a Boeing 777 rained down on suburban Denver Saturday after an engine exploded at 15,000ft and terrified passengers watched a fire rage below the aircraft’s wing.
The United Airlines flight bound for Hawaii was forced to make an emergency landing shortly after taking off from Denver after suffering major damage to one of its engines.
Flames could be seen coming from the engine of the plane after it exploded at 15,000ft. Miraculously, nobody was injured.
Video recorded by passengers aboard Flight UA328, which was carrying 231 travelers and 10 crew members, shows the engine on fire.
Debris fell across a square mile section of the Denver suburb of Broomfield, Colorado.
The pilot managed to land the aircraft safety back at Denver International Airport some 30 miles away.
In this aerial view from a drone, people walk past a home with a hole in the roof from falling debris from an airplane engine in Broomfield, Colorado on Saturday.
The aerial image above shows a piece of an airplane that fell from United Flight 328 sitting in the median of Sheridan Boulevard in Broomfield, Colorado on Saturday
Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Parts Fell Off In U.S
