The flight, which was scheduled to fly to New York, was evacuated just before takeoff when an engine issue was reported, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

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A passenger took a video showing flames and smoke coming from the wing of the plane, a local outlet reported. A flight attendant had told the passengers to stay seated.

“No, it’s on fire!” one passenger can be heard saying in the video.

The Houston Fire Department was of assistance during the deboarding of all 104 passengers off of the plane and reported no injuries, according to a statement on X.

The Sunday afternoon plane fire follows a week of tragedy after 67 people were killed in a helicopter and plane collision in Washington, D.C., and seven people were killed on Saturday when an air ambulance crashed into a street in Philadelphia.

During an appearance on Fox News Sunday to talk about the crash in Washington D.C., Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that while the main pilot warning system outage is “antiquated,” the United States has the safest airways.

“We have the safest skies in the whole world,” Duffy said on Fox. “Traveling by air is the safest mode of transportation, and just to that point, if it wasn’t safe, if there was an issue with air traffic controllers or staffing that couldn’t keep the system and the people safe in it, the FAA would shut it down.”