Video captures UPS plane crash explosion.

A recent video has surfaced, capturing the tragic incident when a UPS cargo plane crashed in Louisville, Kentucky. The crash resulted in a devastating fireball that claimed the lives of 12 individuals, including three pilots who were on board. The footage, shared on Facebook, shows the plane engulfed in flames moments before it collided with buildings near the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. The aftermath of the crash is evident from satellite images displaying debris scattered across a sizable area extending more than half a mile. Reports indicate that the left engine of the plane caught fire and detached right after takeoff. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear mentioned that among the casualties is a young child, with fears that the death toll may increase as a few individuals remain unaccounted for. UPS Flight 2976 was bound for Honolulu and had three crew members on the plane. The NTSB, along with FBI forensic investigators, is probing the incident by examining the aircraft's maintenance history. The involvement of the FBI is standard protocol and not indicative of terrorism suspicions. NTSB member Todd Inman revealed at a press briefing that the plane's black boxes, containing voice and flight data recorders, have been recovered in good condition and sent to Washington for analysis. UPS CEO Carol Tomé expressed her gratitude to her team in Louisville for their professionalism and shared a message of support and solidarity for all those impacted by the event. UPS, as the largest employer in Louisville with over 25,000 employees in the area, considers the Louisville International Airport as a vital component of its global air network, handling approximately 400 flights daily.