On a Sunday morning in Miami, a Boeing 767 cargo plane carrying Amazon freight overran a runway and struck a van transporting cleaning workers across the tarmac, killing five people and injuring five more. The widow of one victim has now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Amazon, the operating carrier, and its pilots, arguing that repeated cockpit warnings about excessive speed went unheeded and that the crash was not misfortune but the foreseeable result of compounding human failures. The case arrives as aviation safety investigators examine a second fatal American cargo jet disaster with
Widow sues Amazon after cargo plane crash kills husband in Miami
Five people were killed and five injured, including the husband of the plaintiff who was driving a cleaning crew van struck by the aircraft.