Plane catches fire at Denver airport, all passengers safely evacuated | VIDEO

Denver International Airport was thrown into disarray when a plane burst into flames just moments after landing. The aircraft had been at the gate when it erupted into flames, and there was heavy black smoke that covered the entire area. The passengers were shocked by the horrific spectacle, but thanks to the swift intervention of the flight crew and rescue teams, all passengers were evacuated safely without incurring any injuries.

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178 individuals were on board the aircraft when the accident occurred, according to the report. One of the plane's engines blew up in fire, and emergency procedures were adhered to in good time. The pilots, airport officials, and rescue team responded in good time, and the passengers were evacuated via emergency slides and wing exits in good time and safety. Witnesses had termed the incident as shocking, but thanks to the quick response of the crew, no lives were lost. Quick Action Averts Catastrophe

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The instant the smoke was seen, the passengers were instructed by the flight attendants not to panic as the emergency slides were evacuated. The fire was soon extinguished by the firefighters and they ensured that no further damage was caused to the aircraft. The reason for the fire is not yet determined by the authorities whether it was a mechanical failure or not.

Investigation underway

The authorities requested a thorough investigation of the accident, questioning aircraft maintenance history and crew response procedures. Although no lives had been lost, the accident went on to raise questions about safety procedures for aircraft and aircraft maintenance procedures.

Denver International Airport has updated the passengers that normal operations still prevail and precautionary steps are being taken strictly in accordance. The passengers on the aforementioned flight have been treated and secondary travel arrangements have been provided wherever necessary.