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New details in deadly Amazon cargo plane crash

Pilot raised speed concerns before Amazon cargo plane crash, NTSB says

One pilot flagged excessive speed before the Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport, federal investigators said on Sept. 9.

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Before Amazon plane crash, pilot warned of ‘excessive speed,’ NTSB says

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NTSB data shows Amazon cargo plane was going too fast on approach before fatal crash at Miami International Airport

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Cleaning Crew Killed in Miami Cargo Jet Crash Was Wrapping up Shift at Hard, Demanding Job

Five members of a cleaning crew were wrapping up their shift when they were killed as an Amazon cargo jet plowed into their van at the Miami airport

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Pilot of cargo plane that careened off Miami runway warned it was coming in too fast

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NTSB set to interview pilots of Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami, killing 5 people

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Identities of those killed in Florida Amazon plane crash released

The five deceased victims are: Rolando Aleman Leon, 55; Yoel Rodriguez Naranjo, 53, Julio C. Pineda, 75; Carlos Acosta Fajardo, 53; and Javierkys Reyes Quevedo, 47.

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Amazon 767 didn’t take usual steps to slow before Miami crash, NTSB says

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Pilot Warned Amazon Cargo Plane Was Traveling ‘Too Fast’ Before It Overran Miami Runway in Deadly Crash That Killed 5

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NTSB releases summary of cockpit recording from Amazon crash in Florida

Sept. 9, 2026, release by NTSB provides a "summary of select events" captured on the cockpit voice recorder in an Amazon plane crash in Miami, Florida.

ABC News

Cockpit voice recorder indicates pilot tried to abort landing before Amazon cargo plane crash: NTSB

The National Transportation Safety Board expects to interview the two pilots who were in the cockpit of an Amazon Air cargo plane that overran a runway.

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Amazon plane’s black box reveals strange sequence of events just before cargo jet skidded off runway, killing 5

New information from the flight data recorder onboard the crashed Amazon Air Boeing 767-300 paints a detailed picture – and raises questions – about what happened in the cockpit as the plane failed to stop on runway 30 careened off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday.