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At least seven dead after UPS plane crashes in fireball on takeoff from Louisville, Kentucky

The Louisville airport in Kentucky said on Tuesday an aircraft was involved in an incident and that the airfield has been closed, after local media reported that a cargo plane had crashed.

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Death toll in fiery UPS plane crash near Louisville airport rises to 9

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UPS plane crash investigation underway; death toll rises to 9: Live updates

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Emergency services respond as cargo plane goes down in ball of fire in Louisville, Kentucky shortly after take-off

A US cargo plane has erupted into a ball of fire after crashing shortly after taking off from an airport in Louisville, Kentucky in the southeastern region of the United States.

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'Trail of fire': Death toll of UPS plane crash climbs, crews battle blaze overnight

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Moment plane erupts in fireball at Kentucky airport, killing at least seven people and sparking huge blaze

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At least seven dead, 11 hurt as US cargo plane crashes

The airport, meanwhile, was shut down and was not expected to resume operations until Wednesday morning.

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UPS plane crashes near Louisville airport. Everything we know about deaths, road closures, more

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What We Know About the UPS Plane Crash in Louisville

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Watch: Two people rescued after plane crashes in Everglades

Two people, an instructor and student, were airlifted to safety by the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue after surviving a plane crash in the Everglades. The two were airlifted out of the swampy area due to the unstable terrain,

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NASA takes one step closer to launching quiet supersonic jets

The compact, 100 foot (30 meter) plane launched from the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works facility in Palmdale, about 60 miles (100 km) north of Los Angeles, coasted over the desert and landed near NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center about 40 miles (64 km) away.

NASA's 'quiet' supersonic jet completes first flight in potential breakthrough for commercial air travel

Lockheed Martin's revolutionary X-59 supersonic jet completes first test flight, designed to break sound barrier with quiet 'thump' instead of sonic boom.

Quiet Supersonic X-59 Jet Soars Over California Desert in First Test Flight

PALMDALE, California (Reuters) -NASA's X-59 supersonic-but-quiet jet soared over the Southern California desert on Tuesday in the first test flight of an experimental aircraft designed to break the sound barrier with little noise, paving the way for faster commercial air travel.