In its investigative update, the NTSB reports fatigue cracking in the left engine pylon of UPS Flight 2976, a key clue in the ...

A critical mount that kept the left engine attached to the UPS flight that crashed in Louisville earlier this month failed only moments after the doomed flight broke ground, according to a new report ...

The tragic crash yesterday of UPS Airlines Flight 2976 has left nine people dead with at least another 11 seriously injured. The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 lost its No. 1 engine (left side) during ...

Still images from an airport surveillance video showing the left engine and left pylon of UPS MD-11 Flight 2976 separating from the left wing. (Photo: NTSB/UPS) The left-wing engine mount on a UPS ...

The cargo plane was taking off from Louisville earlier this month when it crashed moments after becoming airborne, killing the three crew members and 11 people on the ground. By Billy Witz The bracket ...

US investigators have yet to determine why a UPS Boeing MD-11F failed to climb away from Louisville after shedding an engine on take-off. Preliminary findings from the National Transportation Safety ...

Fatigue fractures in the rear mounting bracket for the left engine pylon led to the crash of UPS flight 2976 departing Muhammed Ali International Airport in Louisville on November 4. That's the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report Thursday of the UPS flight that crashed in Louisville, finding the left engine pylon showed "fatigue ...

The report was released by the NTSB on Nov. 20. NATIONAL TRAN SAFETY PORT SPON BOARD + AVIATION HIGHWAY MARINE RAILROAD PIPELINE Aviation Investigation Preliminary Report Location: Date & Time: ...