UPS plane ordered by controller to abort landing after jet approached runway: "What are you doing?"

TL;DR

A UPS plane had to abort its landing at Louisville International Airport.
The incident occurred because a Labcorp aircraft approached the runway while the UPS plane was landing.
The Labcorp pilot was instructed to hold short of the runway but moved past the hold short bars, activating alarms.
Air traffic control ordered the Labcorp plane to stop and the UPS plane to perform a go-around.
Audio recordings captured a tense exchange between the air traffic controller and the Labcorp pilot.
UPS stated its pilot acted according to procedures and there was no operational impact.
The FAA confirmed that the UPS and Labcorp planes maintained required separation.
The incident occurred about five months after a deadly UPS cargo plane crash at the same airport.

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