@abcnews: An American Airlines flight bound for Charlotte, North Carolina, was forced to return to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina shortly after takeoff Monday morning after the crew reported an engine issue due to a bird strike during the plane’s departure. No injuries were reported and the plane taxied to the gate on its own where passengers deplaned normally, according to a statement by Myrtle Beach International Airport. #airplane #news #abcnews

Bryan Meade495 :

So did they pay for everybody to stay another night???

nll720 :

Is the bird okay?

🍭🦴🪁 𝚂𝚝𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑𝚎𝚜 🪁🦴🍭 :

this is why I refuse to fly.

anda :

Poor bird

Reck :

That’s that chance you take

Tizzy Lopez :

Could they put some kind of wide mesh over the front of engine so the bird doesn’t get sucked directly into it?

￴ ￴￴ ￴ :

Ofc it was American Airlines💔💔

rosasanchez5410 :

Thank you 🙏 🙏

Jass. :

does this hurt the bird?

Oleg.Dolganenko :

May God bless all passenger 🙏

Chyna💕 :

Hey so, I'm starting to think flying is dangerous can someone convince me otherwise??

Batman :

this is 2026 and we still haven't came up with a way to keep this from happening?

duck :

Rafael :

Great they’re all safe 💙

Jon Wardy :

First

Stella Morgan :

technology needs to advance where birds aren't even red flags for airplanes

Yoshmur :

Why would you have a 737 leaving Myrtle to go to charlotte in the first place

jlewis :

Make no sense big plane can’t chop that bird up

Julie 🎀 Girl Mama 🎀 :

Omgggg what I live in Myrtle

rat :

happens everyday

Tabby :

MB local and just now heard about this on Tuesday 😳 glad they are safe!