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UPS Airlines Plane Crash at Louisville International Airport

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  • TheDeuce
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    I think Boeing and UPS likely shoulders most of the responsibility probably. I agree that Boeing is somewhat covered if they documented the issues, but they also could be held responsible for not taki

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    Thx! I'm good inside my house.

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A pretty sobering thought…

If that plane had been taking off to the north instead of the south, it would have crashed onto the Watterson Expressway and I could have driven right into it.

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5 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

A pretty sobering thought…

If that plane had been taking off to the north instead of the south, it would have crashed onto the Watterson Expressway and I could have driven right into it.

That would be even worse of a disaster in that area.

280,000 pounds of fuel on board.

For comparison sake… Southwest plane at the top. The light blue plane is an MD-11.image.thumb.jpeg.cba8f2e30e87410c52ea2258fb8b9b50.jpeg

No hazmats in the cargo.

From Fox News:

'CATASTROPHIC': A UPS cargo plane crashed Tuesday near Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky, killing at least three people and injuring at least 11 others.

Wow on that last video.  Speechless. 

JCPS closed tomorrow.

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