Kentucky state in the United States enters a state of emergency due to a cargo plane crash.

On November 5th, local time, Andy Beshear, the governor of the state of Kentucky, announced that the state has entered a state of emergency due to a crash involving a plane from a US united parcel delivery service company, in order to deal with the impact and aftermath of the accident. According to the airport website, as of the morning of the 5th, passenger flights to and from Louisville have resumed, but due to severe delays and only one runway available for use, flight operations are still being affected. The Federal Aviation Administration said on the 4th that the National Transportation Safety Board will lead the investigation into the plane crash.