UPS cargo plane crashed two pilots were killed

The United States Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Catherine Bergen said the crash of August 14th, UPS, UPS a large cargo aircraft 14 am in Bermingham, the United States Alabama near the airport, two pilots were killed.
Bermingham International Airport spokesman Tony Buster said, the Airbus A300 aircraft on the same day by Luis Weil Kentucky off, the United States Eastern time 6:00 PM landed near Birmingham Saud Mars Vos international airport. According to the flight tracking service FlightAware, the aircraft the United States Eastern time 14 5:04 by Luis Weil International Airport, the flight time is about 45 minutes. The plane crashed at the airport runway north about 0.5 miles, the airplane pilot and copilot were killed when the plane, only these two crew.
At present, the cargo plane crashed for unknown reasons. The United States National Transportation Safety Board said the investigation group has sent the site of the incident.
UPS airline President Mitch Nichols then issued a statement that said, the incident "very unfortunate", and will be immediately with the investigation of the United States National Transportation Safety board.
It is reported, the UPS has a total of 53 Airbus A300 aircraft. Two planes to Bermingham delivery UPS every day, the plane crash was built in 2004.
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2013-08-20