Multiple American Airlines flights experience engine fires and malfunctions.

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An American Airlines Boeing 737 flight from Columbus to Phoenix was forced to return to the airport after a bird strike caused flames to shoot from the engine and create 'wonky, pulsing noises.' The plane landed safely back at the airport just 40 minutes later, and no injuries were reported. The Federal Aviation Administration is leading an investigation into the fire. This incident comes just days after another engine fire aboard an Airbus A321 plane as it was about to take off from Charlotte Douglas Airport in North Carolina.
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