On a Sunday afternoon in Miami, a cargo plane completing a routine freight run overshot its landing and carried destruction far beyond the runway's edge, killing five people in two vehicles and injuring several others. The aircraft, an aging Boeing 767 operated on behalf of Amazon, traveled more than a quarter mile past the pavement before fire consumed it — a reminder that the margins between the ordinary and the catastrophic are thinner than we imagine. Investigators now gather the evidence, but the deeper question, as the NTSB chair herself noted, is whether hard-won lessons from thousands
Amazon cargo plane overshoots Miami runway, kills 5 in vehicles struck
Five people killed in two vehicles struck by the aircraft; at least five others injured, with three in critical condition at trauma center.