Photos from the aftermath of an Oct. 28, 2016 fire at O’Hare Airport on American Airlines flight 383. | Chicago Department of Aviation. 21 of 22.

American Airlines Flight 383 suffered an uncontained engine failure as it was attempting to take off from Chicago's O'Hare Airport to fly to Miami, Florida.

US accident investigators have confirmed that American Airlines flight 383, a Boeing 767-300ER that caught fire on the runway at Chicago on 27 October, suffered an uncontained engine failure.

Flight 383 to Miami on Oct. 28 was hurtling down the runway at O’Hare at more than 125 mph when part of the right engine broke apart with “ka-boom,” according to a report from the board.

business Local Companies. NTSB says chaotic 2016 evacuation of American Airlines flight put lives at risk No one died in the Oct. 28, 2016 incident as Flight 383 prepared for takeoff, but the ...

American Flight 383 to Miami was rolling for takeoff on Oct. 28 with 161 passengers and nine crew members aboard when the incident occurred.The plane reached a speed of 154 mph after the engine ...

American Airlines Flight 383 was rolling down the runway at O'Hare International Airport Friday afternoon, bound for Miami, when the plane skidded to a halt just as it was lifting off.

New video shows just how close an American Airlines plane came to a fiery crash at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport last year. Passengers were rushed off Flight 383 after the plane blew a tire and ...

Pilots on American Airlines Flight 383 bound for Miami reported an engine-related mechanical issue, according to airline spokeswoman Leslie Scott.

American Airlines and the National Transportation Safety Board today released their final determination on the cause of the uncontained engine failure on American Flight 383. The failure occurred ...

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