In the final moments before an Amazon cargo flight overran a Miami runway on September 6th, a cockpit voice recorder captured one pilot repeatedly warning of excessive speed — warnings that went unanswered with any consistency. The Boeing 767, operated by 21 Air on behalf of Amazon Prime Air, traveled more than a thousand feet beyond the pavement and struck two vehicles, killing five people who had no part in the flight's unraveling. Federal investigators are now tracing the distance between a warning spoken and a correction never made, while a wrongful death lawsuit asks the harder question o
Pilot warned of excessive speed seconds before fatal Amazon cargo crash at Miami
Five people were killed—all occupants of a van carrying airline contract workers and a motorist on a public road—and five others were injured, three critically.