Yesterday, a YouTube video by the account "You can see ATC" released a transcript of communications involving an American Airlines Airbus A321-200. The aircraft, operating as flight AAL1823 from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), experienced an engine overheating shortly after takeoff on June 25. This led to an emergency landing back at PHX.
The aircraft was forced to perform an overweight landing while operating on one engine but managed to land safely. Emergency services inspected the aircraft upon landing. The plane returned to normal service two days later, on June 27.
Flight AAL1823 took off at 12:27 local time, slightly behind schedule, and was set for a flight duration of approximately three-and-a-half to four hours. After takeoff, the crew shut down the number 2 engine as a precaution and requested directions back to PHX. Control advised them to climb to 5,000 feet and approach runway 8 due to favorable wind conditions.