Louisville International Airport

The left engine that came off the UPS MD-11 leading to its fatal crash Nov. 4 had most of its pylon attached when it separated, NTSB investigators determined.

Investigators probing the fatal Nov. 4 crash of a UPS McDonnell-Douglas MD-11 freighter are analyzing data from both of the aircraft’s onboard recorders.

The UPS Boeing MD-11 that crashed while taking off from Louisville International Airport Nov. 4 lost its No. 1 engine before the aircraft cleared the airport perimeter, the NTSB said.

A UPS Boeing MD-11 crashed on takeoff from Louisville International Airport late Nov. 4 with three crew members onboard.

The airline will return to New York JFK in April 2023 for the first time since 2019.

The ULCC plans to offer 24 departures from the airport on peak days this summer.

The carrier is currently operating a network focused on short-haul routes in the eastern half of the US.

The carrier is also resuming a slew of grounded routes next summer.

The latest network additions by the airline partners come despite the US Justice Department’s efforts to block the alliance.

The Florida-based ULCC plans to be 45% larger at MCO compared to pre-COVID-19.

A total of 39 largely unserved routes will be offered by the airline, with the first service starting before the end of May.

Airline looks to match pent-up demand.

The airline has grown its network by eight destinations over the last year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ULCC will serve FLL, LAS, LAX and MCO from the Kentucky city.

Fort Myers becomes the 12th airport served by Southwest from Louisville.

The Transpacific Hanoi service operates once weekly with a 747F.

As we reported earlier this month, American Airlines Group has announced the planned network adjustments it will make to meet the required divestiture