Passengers evacuated an American Airlines regional jet on the runway Tuesday in Augusta, Georgia, after smelling something burning and seeing light smoke in the cabin. American Flight 5406, operated by PSA Airlines landed in Augusta after a 36-minute flight from Charlotte, according to flight tracking site FlightAware.

American Airlines Flight 167 departed from New York, bound for Tokyo's Haneda Airport. Fliers ended up at DFW instead.

Passengers on an American Airlines regional jet scrambled onto the plane's wing during an evacuation after smoke was seen in the cabin. People could be seen hopping off the wing onto the tarmac, with some passengers and crew helping others down.

An Alaska Airlines flight from Portland to Las Vegas was forced to return to PDX due to fumes detected in the cockpit and cabin, resulting in an evacuation and nine people requesting medical evaluation.

After touching down in Augusta, Georgia, a haze in the cabin of an American Airlines flight forced an emergency evacuation on the tarmac – some jumping down from the wing.