Kevin Carter/Getty Images An American Airlines jet set off from José María Córdova International Airport in Colombia and landed in America with bullet holes in the plane. During a post-flight inspection of the carrier, American employees found that the Boeing 737 MAX 8 had multiple puncture marks on its left wing, believed to be bullet holes. The damage was on the right wing’s aileron, a part used to balance the plane. No passengers were hurt, and the flight landed safely at Miami International Airport right on schedule. The flight normally seats over 160 people, but the airline did not specify how many were on board the damaged plane. “The aircraft was immediately removed from service for further inspection and repair,” American Airlines told the New York Post. According to AirLive, which first reported about the incident, the plane is currently being assessed for damage at the Americans’ primary maintenance hub at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. “We will work closely with all relevant authorities to investigate this incident,” the American noted. Read it at New York Post Read more at The Daily Beast.