UPS CEO Honors Victims of Flight 2976 Crash in Louisville

On March 12, 2024, UPS Flight 2976 tragically crashed at Louisville International Airport, resulting in significant loss. In response, UPS’s CEO, Carol Tomé, issued a heartfelt statement recognizing the impact of this incident on the community and the company. She emphasized that UPS is actively cooperating with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) as the investigation unfolds, and that the company remains committed to providing updates as they become available.

In her message to employees, Tomé expressed profound sadness over the accident, extending condolences to the families and individuals affected. “We have suffered a tragic accident involving Flight 2976. We are deeply saddened and our hearts continue to be with all who have been impacted,” she stated. Tomé highlighted the supportive response from across the globe, stating, “From the notes I’ve received from around the world, I know that solidarity and empathy are powerful forces in healing.”

UPS’s commitment to safety and community care was a recurring theme in Tomé’s address. She acknowledged the professionalism and grace demonstrated by the team in Louisville during this difficult time. “I am incredibly grateful to our team in Louisville for their grace and professionalism,” she noted, reinforcing the importance of unity in overcoming such tragedies.

Tomé urged UPS employees to share her message and to keep those affected in their thoughts and prayers. The company will continue to provide information as it becomes available, ensuring that the community is kept informed throughout the investigation.

As the investigation by the NTSB progresses, UPS remains dedicated to supporting the families impacted by this tragedy, highlighting the strength and resilience of its team and the broader community.