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American Airlines plane makes emergency landing

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American Airlines plane makes emergency landing after engine starts smoking

An American Airlines plane made an emergency landing in Las Vegas Wednesday after smoke was seen emanating from one of its engines.

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American Airlines flight returns to Las Vegas airport after mid-air engine issue

An American Airlines flight returned to Las Vegas after an engine issue was reported shortly after takeoff Wednesday. Flight 1665, operating on an Airbus A321, was heading to Charlotte, North Carolina, when the crew reported an engine issue at around 8:20 a.m., the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.

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American Airlines flight makes emergency landing at Las Vegas airport with smoking engine

According to officials with Harry Reid International Airport, an American Airlines flight had smoke coming from the left engine and turned around to land back at Harry Reid.

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American Airlines flight returns to Vegas airport after mechanical issue

A mechanical issue on an American Airlines flight caused the pilot to return to Las Vegas soon after takeoff Wednesday, June ...

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American Airlines flight returns to Vegas airport due to mechanical issue, videos show bursts of flames shooting out of engine

An American Airlines flight returned safely to Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport shortly after takeoff due to a ...

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American Airlines Flight Returns to Las Vegas Airport After Engine Issue

Videos show smoke coming out of the right engine of an American Airlines passenger jet heading from Las Vegas to Charlotte, N ...

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Las Vegas plane crash reports: What exactly caused fire at Harry Reid International Airport

Plane crash reports emerged for Las Vegas on Wednesday after an American Airlines jet was forced to return after reporting an ...

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From Las Vegas to Tokyo, a record 72 million Americans are predicted to hit the road and skies for the Fourth of July

AAA expects 72 million travelers during the nine-day holiday stretch in 2025, but airports are testing new technology to ...

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