Others were injured when the plane exploded during takeoff near Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

The delivery companies confirm MD-11 planes have been temporarily grounded as the death toll in Louisville rises to 14.

Move comes after UPS retired its fleet and uncertainty remains over the aircraft’s long-term future

UPS has announced the retirement of its McDonnell Douglas MD-11F freighter fleet, bringing forward the withdrawal of the aircraft, which was completed in the

The NTSB’s preliminary report on the UPS MD-11F crash outlines a rapid sequence of events triggered shortly after the freighter began its takeoff from

UPS and FedEx temporarily suspended operations of some MD-11 freighter aircraft after a fatal crash at Louisville International Airport, Kentucky, on Tuesday

米ケンタッキー州ルイビルで4日に墜落した国際貨物大手UPSの貨物機MD11の事故を受け、米連邦航空局（FAA）は８日、徹底的な点検が済むまで、MD11およびMD11F型機の運航を事実上停止する方針を明らかにした。 マクドネル・ダグラス製のMD11は空港に隣接する住宅地に突っ込み、少なくとも14人が亡くなった。墜落時に火災が発生して商店を焼き尽くし、パニックになった人々が炎から逃れようと窓から飛び降りる事態になった。 FAA...

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Investigators say previous bearing defects on multiple aircraft showed warning signs before Louisville accident

Test flight marks another step toward restoring tri-jet freighter operations after 2025 UPS crash

Carrier is working with Boeing and the FAA to return tri-jets to service after fatal UPS crash

FedEx has reiterated that it plans to return its McDonnell Douglas MD-11F freighters to service, despite UPS having permanently retired the aircraft type

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) stated that Boeing had prior knowledge of concerns regarding the pylon spherical bearings on MD-11 aircraft

FedEx announced in its earnings report for the fourth fiscal quarter, which ended May 31. Among the measures approved are the early retirement of 12 aircraft.

Federal Express (FedEx) will extend the operation of the MD-11F freighter for another four years, the company announced in a filing with the Stock Exchange.

In a sweeping safety measure, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered the immediate grounding of all McDonnell Douglas MD-11 and MD-11F freighter aircraft, following a fatal cargo-plane crash in Kentucky earlier this month. The emergency directive requires operators to carry out detailed inspections before any further flights are permitted. What Happened On 4 November 2025, a UPS-operated MD-11 freighter crashed shortly after take-off from Louisville, Kentucky, killing 14 people.