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UPS MD-11F crashes after left-engine separation and wing fire during takeoff at Louisville

Surveillance footage shows a left-wing fire after an engine separated during the takeoff roll of UPS flight 5X2976, an MD-11F bound for Honolulu. The freighter crashed departing Louisville with three crew onboard; smoke and flames were visible from the left wing before liftoff and investigators have opened a probe.

2025-11-05T01:57:06.041805-08:00

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UPS MD-11F crashes after left-engine separation and wing fire during takeoff at Louisville Surveillance footage shows a left-wing fire after an engine separated during the takeoff roll of UPS flight 5X2976, an MD-11F bound for Honolulu. The freighter crashed departing Louisville with three crew onboard; smoke and flames were visible from the left wing before liftoff and investigators have opened a probe.

2025-11-05T01:57:06.041805-08:00

UPS MD-11F crashes after left-engine separation and wing fire during takeoff at Louisville

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A UPS McDonnell Douglas MD-11F has crashed near Louisville, Kentucky, the Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday evening

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JetBlue flight from Cancun diverts to Tampa after reported flight-control issue; passenger injuries reported

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FAA quietly advances mandate for 25‑hour cockpit voice recorders

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