<p>A United Airlines flight bound for Honolulu suffered a right engine failure on Saturday shortly after departing Denver International Airport, scattering debris but returning safely to the airport, the Federal Aviation Administration said.</p>.<p>United said in a statement there were no reported injuries on Flight 328, which had 231 passengers and 10 crew on board.</p>.<p>Broomfield, Colorado police posted photos of pieces of debris from the Boeing 777-200 airplane but there were no immediate reports of any injuries on the ground. The FAA said it and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will investigate.</p>.<p>The images posted by the police department appeared to show large pieces of debris including an engine casing from the plane scattered outside a home and on a turf field.</p>.<p>A video on social media showed a cloud of black smoke being left by a plane.</p>.<p>"Something blew up," a man on the video can be heard saying.</p>.<p>"If you find debris PLEASE don’t touch it or move it. The @NTSB wants all debris to remain in place for investigation," the Broomfield police department said on Twitter. </p>
<p>A United Airlines flight bound for Honolulu suffered a right engine failure on Saturday shortly after departing Denver International Airport, scattering debris but returning safely to the airport, the Federal Aviation Administration said.</p>.<p>United said in a statement there were no reported injuries on Flight 328, which had 231 passengers and 10 crew on board.</p>.<p>Broomfield, Colorado police posted photos of pieces of debris from the Boeing 777-200 airplane but there were no immediate reports of any injuries on the ground. The FAA said it and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will investigate.</p>.<p>The images posted by the police department appeared to show large pieces of debris including an engine casing from the plane scattered outside a home and on a turf field.</p>.<p>A video on social media showed a cloud of black smoke being left by a plane.</p>.<p>"Something blew up," a man on the video can be heard saying.</p>.<p>"If you find debris PLEASE don’t touch it or move it. The @NTSB wants all debris to remain in place for investigation," the Broomfield police department said on Twitter. </p>