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Aviation Attorney Thomas Demetrio Sees Similarities in Louisville UPS Cargo Plane Crash and American Airlines #191 Crash

Corboy & Demetrio Co-founder Thomas Demetrio, who served as Co-Lead Counsel in the Crash of American Airlines #191, on May 25, 1979, says:

“Sadly, the UPS crash appears to be a repeat of American Airlines #191 incident when a McDonnell Douglas DC-10 crashed 17 seconds after take-off at O’Hare Field, when an engine fell off a wing.” 

Corboy & Demetrio represented the families of 26 passengers who died in that crash.  A total of 271 people on board the plane and two people on the ground died.  It remains the deadliest plane crash in U.S. aviation history.

Watch Thomas Demetrio Speak About the #191 Crash Investigation on YouTube.

Watch entire Corboy & Demetrio podcast on Aviation Lawsuits on YouTube. 

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