At least 4 dead after UPS aircraft crashes departing Louisville airport, shelter-in-place issued: Officials

😱 This crash is so shocking I can barely process it... 4 people dead, 11 injured, and a whole airport shut down 🚫💥 My heart goes out to all those affected by this incredible tragedy 💔. 220,000 gallons of fuel on board? That's a lot, especially with no hazardous cargo 🤯. And an engine issue during takeoff might have caused the crash... so many questions still unanswered 🤔. I hope the crew is okay 🙏, and a huge thank you to all the first responders working tirelessly at the scene 💪. Can't wait for updates on what happened and how this will be investigated 🔍.
 
🤕 just saw this news about UPS plane crash in Louisville... can't believe it happened on takeoff like that! hope all the crew members are okay 🙏, but 11 injuries is a lot to deal with... and yeah, the fact that they were carrying so much fuel is crazy 🚀, but thankfully no hazardous cargo on board... fingers crossed the investigation gets to the bottom of what went wrong ⚔️.
 
Oh man... 😱 just heard about this UPS plane crash in Louisville. Can you believe it? Like, what's the point of even having air traffic control if they can't keep that stuff under wraps? I mean, 220,000 pounds of fuel and all that... that's like a small town's worth of gas 🚫. And no hazardous cargo on board, yeah right... like that makes it any better. 😒

I was in college when the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 came out, my dad used to fly one for UPS back then. He said those planes were workhorses, reliable as clockwork ⏰. You'd think with all the tech advancements and whatnot, air travel would be way safer by now... 🤦‍♂️

Glad no one was on board the plane, that's a miracle in itself ✝️. But still, this whole thing is just so... so... 😔 sorry for everyone involved, and my heart goes out to those families who lost loved ones 💔. Can't wait to see what the NTSB finds out... 🚀
 
This is so tragic 🙏😱, at least four people lost their lives and 11 injured... what could've been a normal flight to Honolulu turned into disaster in seconds? 😳 I mean, an engine issue might've caused the plane to crash, but it's still so shocking. The fact that they were carrying so much fuel must've made things even more unpredictable 🤯

I feel for the UPS crew who weren't injured though, and the first responders who are working tirelessly to investigate and respond to this disaster 💪. It's crazy that they had to evacuate an entire area due to shelter-in-place orders... I hope everyone stays safe until this is all over.

The mayor's statement about it being an "incredible tragedy" sums it up perfectly, and I'm sure the NTSB will get to the bottom of what happened 🕵️‍♂️. It's just awful that UPS is having to deal with this, especially given their reputation for reliability... fingers crossed they can get back to normal soon 🤞.
 
ugh, another plane crash 🚨😱... like we didn't have enough problems in the skies already. 220k gallons of fuel on a freighter? that's crazy 🤯... and no hazardous cargo? what are they even doing up there anyway? 🙄... i feel for the families of those who lost their lives, but let's get to the bottom of this and find out what really happened 💔... and why do we still have "shelter-in-place" orders after all these years? can't we just be prepared and pro-active instead of reactive 🤦‍♀️...
 
.. this is so sad 🤕. I just can't imagine losing someone's life in an accident like that. The idea that a plane could just veer off course and crash... it's crazy 🚀. And the thought of all that fuel on board, just waiting to happen... *shakes head*.

You know, I'm not exactly sure what would've happened if the plane had taken off normally 😕. Would they have made it to Honolulu? Would the crew be okay? So many questions... but one thing's for sure: we need to figure out why this happened so we can make sure something like this never happens again 💔.
 
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