A FedEx Boeing 757 with landing gear failure crash landed, then skidded off the end of a runway late Wednesday night in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the city's fire department said in a post on X, ...

Multiple public safety agencies rushed to the Chattanooga Regional Airport just after 11 p.m. when the troubled FedEx 757 flight reported it had experienced the landing gear failure shortly after t… ...

On October 4, 2023, a FedEx Boeing 757-200 freighter, operating as Flight 1376 from Chattanooga to Memphis, experienced a hydraulic system failure shortly after takeoff, leading to an unsafe ...

FedEx has permanently parked 12 cargo jets as it aligns the fleet with shipping volumes to control costs. The post FedEx ...

The National Transportation Safety Board has determined that a FedEx Boeing 757-200's belly landing in Chattanooga, Tennessee, was caused by the failure of the alternate gear extension system ...

The roar of planes was not the only sound echoing across the tarmac this year as Orbis Canada's 15th annual Plane Pull for ...

US investigators have determined that a broken wire prevented activation of the alternate undercarriage extension system on a FedEx Boeing 757-200 freighter, forcing the crew to conduct a gear-up ...

A FedEx Boeing 757 Freighter made a gear-up landing and skidded off the runway at Chattanooga Metropolitan airport in Tennessee late on 4 October. The 757-200 Special Freighter ...

A FedEx 757 sits on a landing strip Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023 at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport after crash landing late Wednesday evening. Officials say the FedEx plane skidded off the runway ...

A FedEx 757 sits on a landing strip Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023 at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport after crash landing late Wednesday evening.

The NTSB said FedEx inspected the doors on the 97 other airplanes in its Boeing 757 fleet after the accident, finding 46 doors — about 24% — that were not compliant with airworthiness ...

FedEx will lay off 84 workers in Marshalltown, ... The company employed 757 people when longtime Lennox CEO John W. Norris died in January of 2024 and has more than 13,000 employees worldwide.