NTSB: Boeing Knew of Recurrent Engine-Mount Flaws Before UPS Louisville Crash
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The NTSB says a recurring crack in the left-engine mounting on a UPS cargo plane that crashed in Louisville may have contributed to the disaster; Boeing had previously said such fractures would not affect flight safety, and the same flaw has appeared in at least four other instances on three airplanes, though investigators have not yet determined a final cause.
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