Louisville plane crash: Fire erupts near Muhammad Ali airport, injuries reported; Videos

A plane crashed near Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville, Kentucky, Tuesday, sparking a fire. Reports claimed it is an UPS Airlines plane.

A UPS plane crashed near Muhammad Ali International airport in Louisville, Kentucky on Tuesday afternoon. It caused a large fire and smoke in the area. Videos showed massive smoke as the blaze burned. The aircraft involved in the crash was a UPS Airlines plane, CNN reported citing sources.

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Here's the video of the crash on Fern Valley road:

The extent of the injuries is not clear at the moment. A shelter-in-place has been issued in the nearby areas.

Here's another video from near the crash site:

What We Know About The UPS Aircraft That Crashed In Louisville

Details on the aircraft that went down in Louisville on Tuesday are limited. Flight radar data indicated that UPS Airlines, numbered UPS MD-11 lost signal near the airport. The flight was going from Louisville to Honolulu before it crashed.

Thought, as of now, the details of the plane crash are unconfirmed, Flight Radar said on X.

This is a developing story.