A cargo plane operated for Amazon Prime crashed in Miami, killing all five crew members aboard, according to i24NEWS.
i24NEWS has reported that all five crew members aboard the Amazon Prime cargo plane that crashed in Miami were killed. The report confirms the death toll and specifies that all victims were crew members.
The Zioneer first reported the crash on Sunday, September 6, at 21:44 Jerusalem, when the aircraft veered off the runway at Miami International Airport, struck vehicles and caught fire. Subsequent updates confirmed five fatalities, and The Zioneer assessed, based on video footage, that the crash was caused by a poor landing far down the runway without activation of the thrust reversal system. Later, safety officials reported that flight data recorders had been recovered from the crash site and are under examination.
Amazon has aggressively expanded its Amazon Air logistics fleet as part of its global delivery network, including routes serving Miami International Airport, which also handles El Al flights. As The Zioneer reported on September 7, the crash has raised questions about safety oversight within the company’s rapid logistics expansion.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation, with flight data recorders being analyzed for clues.
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