What happened to the Turkish plane?
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A Turkish-registered UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff in Louisville, Kentucky, after its left engine detached from the wing. The crash caused a massive fire, resulting in at least 14 deaths and significant damage to nearby businesses. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating, focusing on engine failure. Both black boxes have been recovered, and the community is mourning the victims. UPS and FedEx grounded their MD-11 fleets following the incident.
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At least 14 people killed in UPS plane crash, officials say
- 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
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Drone footage reveals the charred landscape after the UPS plane crash, which left at least 13 dead. The crash site includes extensive fire damage, and the NTSB reported pilots had only seconds to respond to cockpit warnings.
A UPS cargo plane crashed in Louisville, Kentucky, after its left engine detached during takeoff, resulting in at least 12 confirmed fatalities and nine missing. The NTSB is analyzing the black boxes to determine the cause.
The NTSB reported the plane's engine fell from the wing during takeoff, causing a fire that engulfed the aircraft and nearby businesses. Witnesses described multiple explosions and extreme heat that melted clothing.
A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed while departing Louisville International Airport, resulting in injuries and a large fire due to being fully fueled for a long-haul flight. The condition of the crew and people on the ground was initially unknown.
