Amazon suspends flights with 21 Air after Miami cargo crash

Fox Business • 14 sept. 11h07

Amazon has halted operations with cargo carrier 21 Air following a September 6 runway overrun in Miami that resulted in five fatalities and five injuries.

NPR • 14 sept. 05h26

Amazon announced a suspension of its contract with cargo carrier 21 Air following a Boeing 767 overrun at Miami International Airport that resulted in five fatalities.

nbcnews.com • 14 sept. 00h59

Amazon announced it will suspend operations with cargo carrier 21 Air while the National Transportation Safety Board investigates the September 6 crash that killed five people at Miami International Airport.

NPR • 12 sept. 09h00

A Boeing 767 operated by 21 Air for Amazon crashed at Miami International Airport, killing five ground workers and raising questions about the carrier's safety culture and Amazon's reliance on multiple small operators.

WPBF • 10 sept. 12h49

Investigators say the Amazon cargo aircraft’s throttles were at full power and no braking systems were used before it overran the runway at Miami International Airport, killing five people.

NPR • 10 sept. 05h45

Cockpit voice and flight data recordings reveal that one pilot repeatedly warned the other about high speed during the landing of an Amazon cargo Boeing 767, which overran a Miami runway and struck a van, killing five workers.

Fox Business • 10 sept. 01h32

A Miami widow has sued Amazon, its aviation partner 21 Air and aircraft owner Atlas Air, alleging pilot error, inadequate training and mechanical failures caused the fatal Boeing 767 crash.

CNN • 09 sept. 14h31

Investigators recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders from the Amazon Air Boeing 767 that skidded off a Miami runway, revealing an unusual sequence of gear contact, throttle changes and brake releases before the crash that killed five ground workers.

NPR • 09 sept. 09h09

Flight data indicate the Amazon-operated Boeing 767 tried to abort an unstable landing at Miami International Airport, striking a cleaning-service van and an SUV, killing five people.

abcnews.com • 09 sept. 04h56

The NTSB plans to interview the two pilots and publish a readout of the cockpit voice recorder following the Miami runway crash that killed five people.

sun-sentinel.com • 09 sept. 03h36

Investigators say an Amazon-operated Boeing 767 attempted to abort an unstable landing at Miami International Airport, overrunning the runway and striking a cleaning-service van, killing five occupants.

The Seattle Times • 09 sept. 02h53

The NTSB reported that the Boeing 767 cargo plane operating for Amazon did not activate its thrust reversers or speed brakes during landing, and investigators are reviewing cockpit audio and pilot interviews to determine why the aircraft overran the runway.

NBC News • 08 sept. 16h07

Authorities have identified the five victims killed when a Boeing 767-300 operated by 21 Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking a cleaning-company van and a nearby SUV.

AP News • 08 sept. 16h06

A Boeing 767 cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport, hitting a van used by a plane-cleaning service and killing all five occupants, while two other passengers remain in critical condition.

CBS News • 08 sept. 15h37

Five people were killed and five injured when an Amazon Air Boeing 767 overran a runway at Miami International Airport, prompting a NTSB investigation.

BBC • 08 sept. 09h31

A Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft operated by 21 Air overshot Miami International Airport's runway, striking two ground vehicles and killing five people, while five others were injured.

CBS News • 08 sept. 03h29

The National Transportation Safety Board reported that five people killed in the Amazon cargo plane overrun at Miami International Airport were occupants of a van and a Toyota that the aircraft hit after overrunning the runway.

nbcnews.com • 07 sept. 22h27

The National Transportation Safety Board said the victims were occupants of a cleaning-crew van and a nearby SUV after an Amazon-branded cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport.

CNBC • 07 sept. 15h11

Federal investigators are examining whether a late touchdown caused a Boeing 767 cargo plane to overrun Miami International Airport's runway, resulting in five deaths and multiple injuries.

local10.com • 07 sept. 10h53

A day after an Amazon Boeing 767 cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring five, dozens of flights were delayed or canceled as the airport operates with only two of its four runways open.

AP News • 07 sept. 04h10

The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the Amazon cargo Boeing 767 that overran a Miami runway, killing five and injuring five, while officials assess possible causes such as landing distance and weather conditions.

CBS News • 07 sept. 03h57

An Amazon-operated cargo aircraft overshot a runway at Miami International Airport, striking vehicles, killing five people and injuring five others, while emergency crews fought a fire and a fuel leak.

apnews.com • 07 sept. 00h54

A Boeing 767 cargo aircraft operated by 21 Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking vehicles, igniting a fire and causing at least five deaths and five injuries.

NBC News • 06 sept. 20h34

A Boeing 767-300 cargo plane operated by 21 Air for Amazon overran a runway at Miami International Airport, causing a fire and striking several vehicles, with emergency services responding to multiple injuries.

NBC 6 South Florida • 06 sept. 19h42

A Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft operated by Amazon overran the runway while landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday, prompting a ground stop and FAA investigation.

CNN • 06 sept. 19h13

A Boeing 767 operating for Amazon's Prime Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking several vehicles and igniting a fire; authorities are investigating the incident.

bbc.com • 06 sept. 18h58

A Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft operated by Amazon Prime overran a runway at Miami International Airport, prompting a ground stop and closure of all runways and taxiways.

New York Post • 06 sept. 18h38

An Amazon-operated Boeing 767 cargo plane came to rest on a roadway adjacent to Miami International Airport after landing, prompting a temporary ground stop.