American Airlines passengers share as they escaped in the ignition in Denver star-news.press/wp

“Insuping nerves, scary and terrible.”

Thus, a witness described his experience from the American aircraft flights that set fire after being forced to have made urgent landing in Colorado.

Some of the 172 passengers traveling on a flight to Dallas saw standing on the wing of the plane after touching Denver, with large shirts of smoke surroundings around them.

Everyone on board, including six crew members, went out of the living planes, with 12 passengers in the hospital for minor injuries, according to the airport officials.

One of those passengers, Michele Woods, said the news of the CBS, the BBC’s American partner, as everything about the flight seemed normal in takeoff.

It was not until it cruises in the air that noticed a loud noise echoing from one of the plane engine.

The American Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) later confirmed the plane redirected to Denver at about 17:15 local time (23:15 GMT) after the crew reported “engine vibrations”.

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

“Everything was fine, but then there was smoke filling,” MS Woods said, who was returning home after attending the Colorado Fair.

Sitting on the front of the plane, she explained that she was one of the few in the position where they managed to walk from the plane after touching.

Other passengers, as Now viral pictures Thorned people standing on the wing of smoking aircraft, they had no direct escape.

Ingrid Hibbit, who traveled with his wife and his daughter’s flight 1006, was one of the unfortunate a few sewn on the wing before she could reconnect with her family in the field.

“(You see) Flames from the window and windows (were) the type of melting,” MS Hibbit said CBS. The dismantling from the plane proved to be a difficult task – did not help, she pointed out, dressed in Birkenstock sandals.

“I was like shaking, I wasn’t stable,” she admitted.

The addition of its fever antiers was the fact that it is neither she nor a member of her family, sitting in the same part of the plane. They could only communicate through text messages.

“I was hoping everything was okay, but we really didn’t know for sure,” she said, adding that despite the temptation permanently only 10 minutes, “it was very long 10 minutes.”

“It was a really great feeling to see that everyone was fine.”

She and her family finally touched Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Friday morning, along with several other passengers.

Relief, she said, swallowed through a group, especially after “exhausting” an episode that overshadowed the beginning of their family vacation.

“If that happened in the air, I don’t think we should say this story at all, because who knows what it would be,” she said. “I’m grateful that everyone survived.”