LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

Officials have released 911 calls from the UPS plane crash in Louisville last month, giving insight into the chaos that followed the crash.

Warning: Some details in this story may be difficult to read. Discretion is advised.

MetroSafe said it received more than 1,000 calls for service on the night of the crash.

On Friday, WLKY received audio of 911 calls from several people who witnessed the crash.

In the player above, you can listen to some of the calls that came in from panicked people around Muhammad Ali International Airport.

" No, I am looking at the fire. Look, I mean, the sky is black, the plane just crashed. Our people are at work, I am standing here looking at the black smoke where it just landed on one of our buildings." "It landed on the building?" "Ye

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