Smoke seen from plane engine after takeoff from Las Vegas

The American Airlines flight returned safely to Harry Reid International Airport with no injuries reported.

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The airline said that the maintenance team found no evidence of a fire in the engine, but the aircraft has been taken out of service.

No injuries were reported, and the Federal Aviation Administration is currently investigating the incident.

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