American Airlines plane that caught fire had engine parts installed incorrectly, NTSB finds / Fox News
An American Airlines flight experienced an engine fire when critical engine parts were installed incorrectly, causing fuel leaks and sparking an intensive NTSB investigation. The incident has raised eyebrows over the airline’s maintenance practices and prompted calls for stricter safety measures.
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