Engine catches fire on American Airlines flight after bird strike
American Airlines flight 1958 was departing Columbus, Ohio, when a bird struck one of the plane's engines, causing it to catch fire.
LEARN MOREOverall bird strikes in the U.S. have doubled since 2000, and numbers are still rising today.
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