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Inspections found aft pylon mount bearing failures on 3 other UPS MD-11Fs

NTSB holding 2-day hearing into November 2025 crash

Jeff LeebyJeff Lee
May 19, 2026
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UPS found irregularities with the spherical bearing in the aft mount of the engine pylon on three of its twenty-six other MD-11Fs after the fatal November 2025 crash of UPS flight 2976. Each of the three aircraft — all CF6-powered — showed migration of the spherical bearing’s outer race out of the bore of the […]

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