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Everyone killed in the Miami crash was on the ground, and the runway had no arrestor bed, the NTSB says

A Boeing 767 freighter in Amazon Prime Air livery resting across a road at the edge of Miami International Airport, one wing extended over the roadway beside two struck transport trucks and a car, with black smoke rising behind the tail.

Both pilots survived. The five people killed were in a van carrying aircraft cleaners and a car beyond the fence, the NTSB said at its first briefing on the Amazon Air crash.

TDOT News
September 7, 2026

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Amazon cargo jet overruns Miami runway and burns after striking vehicles; airport closed, flights held

A Boeing 767 freighter operated by 21 Air for Amazon overran Miami International Airport’s diagonal runway at about 2 p.m. ET. Sunday, struck multiple vehicles and caught fire. Miami-Dade officials have confirmed five people were killed and five injured; the two crew survived. The NTSB is investigating and no cause has been established.

TDOT News
September 6, 2026
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Everyone killed in the Miami crash was on the ground, and the runway had no arrestor bed, the NTSB says

Amazon cargo jet overruns Miami runway and burns after striking vehicles; airport closed, flights held

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