What caused the UPS plane crash?
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Answer
The UPS plane crash in Louisville was caused by the detachment of the left engine during takeoff, which led to a massive fire and loss of control. Investigators are focusing on the engine failure, with cockpit warning bells sounding for 25 seconds before the crash. The incident resulted in catastrophic damage and multiple fatalities.
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- A UPS cargo plane crashed in Louisville, Kentucky, after an engine detached during takeoff, killing at least 14 people.
- UPS and FedEx grounded their MD-11 fleets following the crash. 17s
- Victims include crew members, local residents, and several are still missing. 47s
- NTSB investigators and the Kentucky National Guard are on site; cockpit warning bells gave pilots only 25 seconds to react. 1m 26s
- Authorities are maintaining hoses at the crash site to control ongoing spot fires. 2m 28s






