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9 people remain missing after UPS plane crash at Louisville airport: Officials
Nine people remain missing after a UPS plane departing Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky on Tuesday crashed in a ball of flames, killing at least 12 people. Officials continue to search through half a mile of "charred, mangled" debris to find any additional victims, authorities said.

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At least 9 dead after UPS plane crashes near Louisville airport in U.S.
A large UPS cargo plane with three people aboard crashed and exploded on Tuesday (November 4, 2025) while taking off from an airport in Louisville, Kentucky, leaving at least three people dead and 11 ...

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Others remain missing, including mother-of-two Angela 'Angie' Anderson, 45, of Louisville, may have perished in the fire.

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Which 40 airports will be affected by cuts? Louisville SDF airport is on list, reports say

A federal government shutdown is causing a 10% reduction in flights at 40 major U.S. airports. Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport is among the airports that will see flight reductions starting Friday.

At least 12 killed after UPS plane crashes near Louisville airport

A UPS MD-11 plane crashed shortly after take-off near the Louisville, Kentucky, airport, according to preliminary information, a source says.
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Louisville airport among 40 that will see flights reduced during government shutdown

SDF in Louisville, which just experienced a major plane crash, is on the list. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the cuts are due to a shortage of air traffic controllers, who have now been working without pay for 36 days during the government shutdown.

UPS jet crash sends massive plume of smoke above Louisville airport, see video

A UPS plane crashed shortly after takeoff from the airport in Louisville, Kentucky, causing a large fire that sent a plume of smoke high into the sky.
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