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Topic: UPS

A UPS McDonnell Douglas MD-11F cargo jet, the same type as the aircraft in the Louisville crash.
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Thursday, 7/2, 10:38 PM

UPS Never Required Inspection of the Part That Failed in the Deadly Louisville Crash

  • UPS never told its mechanics to inspect the small engine-mount bearing that cracked and sent an engine tearing off a cargo jet during takeoff from Louisville last fall, killing 15 people, investigators say.
  • The airline instead relied on years-old assurances from Boeing that such a failure posed no safety risk — even after several earlier fractures had been reported.

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