American Airlines passengers share how they fled burning plane in Denver

“Waking up your nerves and terrible and terrible.”

That’s how a witness depicts her experience in American Airlines flight that caused a fire after an emergency landing in Colorado.

Some of the 172 passengers traveling on a plane to Dallas saw that they were standing on the wings of the plane after reaching Denver.

According to an airport official, all six crew members survived on the plane and 12 passengers were treated with minor injuries in the hospital.

One of the passengers, Michele Woods, seemed to be normal for the BBC’s US partner CBS News.

Until they cruise in the air, we saw a large noise in one of the airplane engines.

The Federal Aviation Bureau (FAA) later confirmed that the crew later reported “engine vibration” and turned to Denver at 17:15 local time (23:15 GMT).

But even if the plane landed, passengers soon realized that they were still far from safety.

Woods, who returned home after attending the exhibition in Colorado, said, “Everything was fine, but there was a smoke to fill the room.

Sitting in front of the plane, she explained how many ways to walk on the plane after reaching the plane.

Other passengers Now the viral image The stupid people standing on the wings of the smoking air show were not simple to escape.

INGRID HIBBIT, who was traveling with his husband and daughter 1006, was one of the unfortunate people, and she was one of the few who were forced to wings before being re -connected with the family on the ground.

“[You could see] Flame in windows and windows [were] Heve told CBS. Separation from the plane has been difficult. She did not help.

“I loved to shake and not stable,” she admitted.

The add to her fever pitch anxiety was that her or her family members were not sitting on the same part of the plane. It can only be delivered through text messages.

“I wanted everything to be okay, but we didn’t know it.”

“It was a great feeling to see everyone okay.”

Her and her family are finally touching with other passengers at the Dallas Port Worth International Airport.

She said she had swept the group.

“If this work happens in the air, I don’t think we’ll say this story at all. Because I know who knows what it is,” she said. “Thank you for surviving.”