LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - UPS Flight 2976 closed its doors and pushed out and down the runway on November 4 at 5:02 p.m. Just 12 minutes later, it would experience a catastrophic failure of a pylon ...

The crash of a Boeing MD-11F killed three people on board and 12 on the ground. Dozens of lawsuits have been filed against Boeing, UPS, General Electric and a San Antonio aircraft maintenance company.

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On Nov. 4, UPS Flight 2976, an MD-11 aircraft, crashed in an industrial park south of the Muhammad Ali International Airport. Including the crew, 14 people died. In December, families of the victims ...

The MD-11 accident was caused by the failure of a pylon aft-mount spherical bearing, which led to engine separation shortly after takeoff. This critical spherical bearing was incorrectly classified as ...

UPS said it relied on Boeing's assessment that a known engine mount issue did not pose a flight safety risk when it chose not to adopt enhanced inspections before last year's fatal cargo plane crash ...

The night sky glowed red as a team of hazmat technicians hiked the banks of Louisville's Northern Ditch, tracing an oily sheen from the wreckage of UPS Flight 2976, still ablaze on the horizon.

The crew tried to control the aircraft for 25 seconds until the end of the cockpit recording, which is believed to coincide ...

Washington (CNN) — New technology allowing audio of plane crashes to be extracted from still images has prompted the National Transportation Safety Board to take a rare step of pausing the public ...