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At least 7 dead in UPS plane crash in Kentucky

Engine Detached From UPS Plane Before Fatal Kentucky Crash

The left engine came off a doomed United Parcel Service Inc. freighter moments before it crashed in a fireball near the company’s global hub in Kentucky, killing at least 12 people.

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Officials scour charred site of Kentucky UPS plane crash for victims and answers

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UPS cargo plane engine fell off before fiery Kentucky crash that killed 12; FBI investigating

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12 dead after engine fell off UPS plane that crashed and exploded in Kentucky

A large UPS cargo plane with three people aboard crashed and exploded Tuesday while taking off from an airport in Louisville, Kentucky, leaving at least three people dead and 11 injured.

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UPS plane's engine fell off during crash in Louisville, NTSB official says

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UPS plane crash at Kentucky airport leaves at least 9 dead and more missing

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At least 12 dead after engine fell off UPS plane that crashed in Kentucky, igniting large blaze

Gov. Andy Beshear again predicted the death toll in Louisville would grow and said 16 families gathered at a reunification center “have reported loved ones unaccounted for.”

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How Kentucky UPS plane crash unfolded and what could have caused it

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UPS plane crashes at Kentucky airport in the United States

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UPS Kentucky air hub to reopen after plane crash, easing delivery delays

UPS said on Wednesday it would reopen its sprawling air cargo hub in Louisville, Kentucky, after temporarily shuttering it a day earlier due to a deadly plane crash, a move that will begin easing delays in the delivery firm's global network.

Kentucky Petroleum Recycling, Grade A Auto Parts hit by UPS plane crash. What to know

Two businesses were directly affected by the UPS plane crash Nov. 4: Kentucky Petroleum Recycling and Grade A Auto Parts.

UPS distribution hub in Louisville has 300 flights per day. What to know

UPS calls the giant center Worldport. The facility at Muhammad Ali International Airport employs some 20,000 people, making UPS the largest employer in the Louisville area, the company said on its website.