A device detonated aboard American Airlines Flight 203 at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, following landing from Austin, Texas. The device was located in the forward cargo bin with checked baggage. Upon recovery, the cargo pod revealed metal ammunition can, steel colored pellets, and black powder residue. There were no injuries reported, and the damage was limited to charred baggage within the pod. The bag belonged to a female passenger, who was checked curb side at the airport in Austin by her husband, who did not accompany her on the flight. The husband was later charged with two counts of destruction of aircraft, including one for placing the device on board and the other for destruction.A device detonated aboard American Airlines Flight 203 at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, following landing from Austin, Texas. The device was located in the forward cargo bin with checked baggage. Upon recovery, the cargo pod revealed metal ammunition can, steel colored pellets, and black powder residue. There were no injuries reported, and the damage was limited to charred baggage within the pod. The bag belonged to a female passenger, who was checked curb side at the airport in Austin by her husband, who did not accompany her on the flight. The husband was later charged with two counts of destruction of aircraft, including one for placing the device on board and the other for destruction.