Plane engine catches fire after bird strike, emergency landing

An American Airlines flight to Phoenix was rerouted back to Columbus, Ohio after the engine reportedly caught fire due to a bird strike.
No one was injured and the plane landed safely at John Glenn Columbus International Airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident.
The incident happened 30 minutes after takeoff and the plane was a Boeing 737 commercial jet.
American Airlines attributed the incident to a mechanical issue and the plane was taken out of service for maintenance.