The American Airlines passengers share the way they escaped from the burning plane in Denver

“Nerial Development, horrible and horrible.”

This is exactly how one witness described his experience out of the American Airlines flight after being forced to make an emergency landing in Colorado.

Some of the 172 passengers traveling on the flight sent to Dallas were spotted on the wing of the plane after it touched the denver, with the large veneer smoke that surround them.

According to the airport officials, everyone is on board, including six crew members.

One such passengers, Michelle Woods, told CBS News, an American partner of the BBC, as everything seemed normal when taking off.

And only when they did not rotate in the air, she noticed a loud noise that spins from one of the engines of the plane.

Later, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that the aircraft, which was redirected to Denver, is around 17:15 local time (23:15 GMT) after the crew reported on “engines”.

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

“Everything was fine, but then there was the smoke that filled the cabin,” said Ms Woods, who was returning home after visiting the exhibition in Colorado.

Sitting in the front of the plane, she explained how she was one of the few in the position where they were able to leave the plane as soon as she touched.

Other passengers like Now viral images There was no such simple escape from the shabby people standing on the wing of the smoking show.

Ingrid Hibbit, who was traveling on the 1006 and her daughter’s flight, was one of the unhappy few forced on the wing before she was able to connect again with her family on earth.

“(You could see) flames out of the window and the windows (were) melting,” said Ms. Hibit. Removal from the plane turned out to be a difficult task – it did not help, she said, dressing in Birkenstock sandals.

“I was like trembling, I wasn’t stable,” she confessed.

Adding to her already fever, there were the fact that neither she nor the member of her family sat in the same area of ​​the plane. They could only communicate through text messages.

“I hoped everything was fine, but we really didn’t know for sure,” she said, adding that, despite the fact that the difficult test lasted only 10 minutes, “it was very long 10 minutes.”

“It was a really wonderful feeling of seeing that everyone was fine.”

On Friday morning, she and her family finally touched at Dallas Fort -Uert at Dallas Fort, as well as several other passengers.

The relief, she said, swept through the group, especially after the “grueling” episode, which obscured the beginning of their family holiday.

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