5 dead, 5 injured after Amazon cargo plane overruns runway

[nobody]

5 dead, 5 injured after Amazon cargo plane overruns runway at Miami International Airport

This is tragic, and all the pilots' fault. I saw the video of the "Landing." They should have pulled up and tried again. They came in way too fast and didn't even touch down until way too late and most of that time at LEAST one set of wheels was still in the air.

 

[rags747]

5 dead, 5 injured after Amazon cargo plane overruns runway at Miami International Airport

This is tragic, and all the pilots' fault. I saw the video of the "Landing." They should have pulled up and tried again. They came in way too fast and didn't even touch down until way too late and most of that time at LEAST one set of wheels was still in the air.

Post up a link. Nevermind, saw the vid. Tough to tell what the issue was there from the vid I saw. Maybe don’t build airports in the middle of freaking cities?!

 

[Doomsday77]

30 mph winds were reported in the video but they train for those conditions. That far down the runway is not enough time to do a go-around. No more runway to get enough speed and altitude.

 

[gtb1943]

Post up a link. Nevermind, saw the vid. Tough to tell what the issue was there from the vid I saw. Maybe don’t build airports in the middle of freaking cities?!

much more likely that the airport was there long before it was built around

 

[shabazz]

And all because someone had to have a left-handed can-opener delivered "next-day"......

 

[triplets_93]

 

[triplets_93]

And all because someone had to have a left-handed can-opener delivered "next-day"......

The Truth is, out a PR, the plane was probably flying almost empty.

 

[Warick]

 

[triplets_93]

 

[triplets_93]

Maximus Aviation

Amazon Crash Up Close! NTSB On The Ground And Drone Footage Of Amazon Destruction At Miami Airport

September 8, 2026: NTSB B-Roll of the Sept. 6 runway excursion accident at Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida. (No Audio)

 

[triplets_93]

Jeff Ostroff

Amazon Cargo Plane Crashes at MIA: What Went Wrong?

This video provides a visual breakdown of the flight path taken on September 6th, 2026, as the cargo aircraft traveled from San Juan, Puerto Rico, before the Prime Air Crash. We examine the specific flight radar animations to track the aircraft's movement, providing a clear look at the final approach patterns and the subsequent plane landing at the airport, and why it had an unstable approach, coming in too fast, and taking too long to land on the runway, leading to the crash.

 

[Warick]

Here is the latest Captain Steve video update from the NTSB. This guy is a recently retired pilot that puts together these videos and interprets what's going on. Pretty interesting.

 

[triplets_93]

 

[Flamma]

You know what I found odd? After watching the drone footage, how the hell did those cars that were hit not see that giant aircraft bearing down on them? There was nothing obstructing the view of the end of the runway to the roadway. The van and the car that was hit, that plane had to be at their 2 o'clock at some point. Or 10 o'clock depending on what direction they were traveling. Yet another example of people not paying attention when driving.

 

[gtb1943]

You know what I found odd? After watching the drone footage, how the hell did those cars that were hit not see that giant aircraft bearing down on them? There was nothing obstructing the view of the end of the runway to the roadway. The van and the car that was hit, that plane had to be at their 2 o'clock at some point. Or 10 o'clock depending on what direction they were traveling. Yet another example of people not paying attention when driving.

tunnel vision if not on their Iphone

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Here is the latest Captain Steve video update from the NTSB. This guy is a recently retired pilot that puts together these videos and interprets what's going on. Pretty interesting.

This dude is the best IMO.