An Air Canada flight en route to Paris with 389 passengers and 13 crew members onboard caught fire just minutes after taking off from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
The incident, which was caught on camera, unfolded after the Boeing 777 jet took off from Toronto on June 5. Videos captured by observers on the ground showed fire shooting from one of the engines of the plane as it was still climbing altitude.
Fortunately, the aircraft managed to return safely to the airport with no injuries or casualties reported.
In a statement, Air Canada said, “Video posted to the internet of the incident shows the engine at the point of compressor stall, which can happen with a turbine engine when its aerodynamics are affected. This can…
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