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A DHL cargo plane arriving from Phoenix at Los Angeles International Airport burst into flames during landing around 11:10 p.m. Video shows flames near the rear landing gear as the aircraft touched down. The pilot indicated a possible tire/braking issue, air traffic briefly diverted other aircraft, and firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported; the cause and aircraft condition are under investigation.
The United States Postal Service has secured a multiyear, $10 billion agreement with DHL eCommerce to handle the last-mile delivery of DHL's ecommerce shipments in the United States, expanding USPS capacity and creating a significant new revenue stream.
DHL has temporarily suspended shipments from Germany to the U.S. due to uncertainties caused by President Trump's elimination of the de minimis exemption on tariffs for goods under $800, leading to concerns over customs costs and procedures amid ongoing trade tensions.
Postal services including Royal Mail and DHL are suspending some US deliveries due to new import tax rules that eliminate the duty-free exemption for parcels over $100, leading to disruptions as companies adapt to the updated regulations signed into effect by the US government.
A DHL cargo plane crashed into a house in Lithuania, killing one crew member, amid suspicions of Russian involvement. Authorities are investigating the possibility of a terrorist act linked to a broader campaign allegedly orchestrated by Russian operatives targeting DHL across Europe. The crash occurred near Vilnius Airport, with no evidence of an explosion before the incident. Lithuanian officials urge caution in drawing conclusions, while similar suspicious incidents have been reported in Poland, Germany, and the UK.
A DHL cargo plane crash in Lithuania, which resulted in one fatality and three injuries, is under investigation amid concerns of potential Russian sabotage. Lithuanian officials have not ruled out terrorism, especially after previous incidents involving incendiary devices linked to Russian efforts. The crash occurred as the plane attempted to land at Vilnius International Airport, and while no evidence of sabotage has been found yet, the possibility remains a focus of the investigation.
A Swiftair Boeing 737-400 cargo jet, operating on behalf of DHL, crashed on final approach to Vilnius Airport, impacting a residential building and catching fire. The crash resulted in one crew member's death and injuries to three others, with no ground casualties. The cause is under investigation, with possibilities including technical failure or human error, though terrorism hasn't been ruled out. The incident occurred after normal communication with air traffic control, but contact was lost before switching to the tower frequency.
A DHL cargo plane operated by Swiftair crashed into a house near Vilnius airport in Lithuania, killing one crew member and injuring three others. The crash, which occurred shortly after takeoff from Leipzig, Germany, is under investigation, with technical fault or human error considered likely causes. Lithuanian authorities have not ruled out terrorism, amid recent incidents involving parcel fires linked to Russian military intelligence. All house residents survived, and no explosion was reported before the crash.
A DHL cargo plane operated by Swiftair crashed near Vilnius International Airport in Lithuania, resulting in the death of a Spanish crew member and injuries to three others. The cause of the crash is under investigation, with terrorism not ruled out. The plane, en route from Leipzig, Germany, missed a residential building by chance, causing minor damage and leading to the evacuation of 12 residents. DHL and German investigators are probing the incident, while Lithuanian authorities are considering potential sabotage links to previous cargo-related incidents.
A DHL-operated Boeing 737-400 cargo plane crashed into a residential building near Vilnius International Airport, Lithuania, during an emergency landing attempt, resulting in one crew member's death and three others hospitalized. The crash set the building and nearby structures on fire, but all 12 residents were evacuated safely. Investigations are underway to determine the cause, considering technical failure, human error, and terrorism, although no explosion was reported before the crash.
A DHL cargo plane, operated by Swift Air, crashed into a house near Vilnius International Airport in Lithuania, resulting in the death of at least one crew member and injuring three others. The Boeing 737 was en route from Leipzig, Germany, when it made a forced landing about a kilometer from the airport. All residents of the house were safely evacuated. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, with possibilities ranging from technical faults to human error, and have not ruled out a terrorist attack.
A DHL cargo plane crash in Lithuania has resulted in at least one fatality. Meanwhile, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned of a serious and real threat of global war, expressing concerns about the uncertain future. In other news, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán plans to invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit, criticizing the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant as a defamation of international law. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, emphasizing the ongoing war's impact on Ukraine. The EU marked the 1,000th day of the war by raising a Ukrainian flag at the European Commission headquarters.
A DHL cargo plane crashed near Vilnius, Lithuania, killing one of the four people onboard. The Boeing 737-476, operated by Swiftair, was en route from Leipzig, Germany, when it crashed into a building in a residential area. Emergency services responded promptly, and while departures at Vilnius Airport were delayed, operations resumed shortly after. One incoming flight was diverted to Riga, Latvia. The crash did not disrupt overall airport operations.
A DHL cargo plane flying from Leipzig, Germany, crashed near Vilnius Airport in Lithuania early Monday morning, leading to delayed departures as rescue efforts are underway. The crash occurred near Zirniu Street, south of Vilnius, with no immediate confirmation of casualties. This is a developing story.
Russia is accused of attempting to plant incendiary devices on cargo planes through DHL logistics hubs in Germany and the UK, aiming to start fires on flights to North America. Polish authorities have arrested four individuals linked to the plot, which involved packages containing flammable substances disguised as electric massagers. The U.S. and European officials have increased cargo screening and are investigating the incidents as part of a broader Russian sabotage campaign targeting Western support for Ukraine. Russia denies these allegations.