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Officials Scour Charred Site of Kentucky UPS Plane Crash

Louisville UPS plane crash caught on CCTV footage

New vantage points of the UPS wide-body cargo plane crash in Kentucky on Tuesday are pouring in, and one captured on CCTV footage from a local business shows just how quickly the massive fireball erup...

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Here's what we know about the deadly UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky

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Officials Scour Charred Site of Kentucky UPS Plane Crash for Victims and Answers

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Updates: Death toll rises to 13 in Louisville plane crash, Greenberg says

On Nov. 4, a UPS plane crashed at the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) that left at least 12 people dead.

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12 Dead After Engine Fell Off UPS Plane That Crashed And Exploded In Kentucky

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12 dead after UPS plane's engine catches fire and detaches during takeoff, officials say

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Satellite photos show before and after UPS plane crash in Louisville

“After being cleared for takeoff, a large plume of fire in the area of the left wing occurred during the takeoff roll,” Inman said.

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UPS jet that crashed had 'major maintenance' 2 months ago, FAA records show

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What cockpit recordings reveal about UPS plane crash

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Small plane crashes in field near Pacific school

A small plane with two people on board made an unexpected landing in an empty field near Alpac Elementary in Pacific, Friday afternoon.

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The Real Reason Airplane Window Shades Must Be Up at Takeoff and Landing, According to Pilots

Flight attendants may require window shades to be up during takeoff and landing for passenger safety. Open windows let passengers and crew quickly see hazards outside and help first responders assess conditions. Bright light also helps passengers’ eyes adjust before deplaning.