Amazon Miami Crash Investigationsince Sep 7

Miami Amazon Crash Kills Five

Five ground workers died when an Amazon cargo jet crashed at Miami International Airport.

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Five people killed when an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 operated by 21 Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday were all inside a white Ford van owned by Professional Ocean Service Corp., a contractor that shuttles aircraft-cleaning crews. The jet, arriving from Puerto Rico, failed to stop, struck the van and another vehicle near the airport perimeter, broke through a fence and caught fire. Both pilots survived and were released from the hospital; two other injured people remained in critical condition. The NTSB is investigating, while two of MIA’s four runways remained closed Tuesday.

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