What we know about deadly Kentucky cargo plane crash
Summary
A cargo plane operated by UPS crashed during takeoff at Louisville International Airport in Kentucky, killing at least seven people. The plane hit several buildings, caught fire, and nearby residents were told to stay inside due to explosion and pollution concerns.Key Facts
- The crash happened at Louisville International Airport in Kentucky.
- The plane was operated by UPS and crashed during takeoff.
- At least seven people have died, and the number of deaths may rise.
- The aircraft struck two businesses, including a petroleum recycling center.
- The plane was carrying 38,000 gallons of fuel, contributing to a large fire.
- The airport stopped all operations following the crash.
- A preliminary investigation is underway, but the crash's cause is not yet known.
- Residents near the crash site were ordered to stay indoors to avoid potential harm.
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