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Passengers Evacuated From Plane Onto Denver Runway After Landing Gear Issue Sparked Fire and Left 1 Injured

  • On Saturday around 2:45 p.m., an American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 aborting takeoff at Denver International Airport caused a fire near the landing gear and injured one passenger.
  • The fire started due to a maintenance issue involving a blown tire and sudden braking just before takeoff, prompting an emergency evacuation on the runway.
  • Passengers panicked after hearing a loud bang, seeing flames beneath the plane, experiencing heavy vibrations and swerving, then evacuating down emergency slides safely.
  • The flight included 173 passengers and six crew members; five individuals received medical evaluation at the scene, one person was transported to a hospital with minor injuries, and the plane was removed from service for maintenance inspection.
  • Authorities are conducting a review of the event that caused delays for 240 flights at Denver International Airport, resulting in some passengers, including a ski team, having their travel plans postponed until the following day.
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Báo điện tử Dân Trí broke the news in on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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