A Boeing jet scattered engine debris over a residential area near Denver in the United States after one of its engines failed on take-off.
The Boeing 777-200 had 231 passengers and 10 crew on board.
It was able to make a safe landing at Denver airport, Colorado about 20 minutes after take-off.
No injuries were reported.
The United Airlines plane was bound for Honolulu, Hawaii.
Flight 328 suffered a failure in its right-hand engine, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.
The pilots made a mayday call, telling air traffic controllers “we’ve experienced engine failure,” CNN reported citing communication records of air traffic control communications with Flight 328.
UPDATE / VIDEO: Footage from on-board United #UA328 which suffered an engine failure after take-off from Denver en-route to Honolulu (Boeing 777-200 N772UA) earlier, dropping parts on a residential area. Flight returned to DEN. No injuries being reported.
Source: @michaelagiulia pic.twitter.com/cbNDCJCvwt
— Airport Webcams (@AirportWebcams) February 20, 2021
Video captures debris of #UAL328 falling from the sky over #Broomfield #Boeing777pic.twitter.com/E8qYMhzR9k
— Nikhil (@allergytonews) February 21, 2021
Broomfield police urged residents not to touch or move the debris.
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board will be carrying out an investigation.