Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway at Miami International Airport
At least five people are dead after an Amazon cargo plane barreled off the runway at the Miami airport and smashed into cars, sheriff says
Just gonna leave this here...
Sec Duffy blamed the accident on the Biden administration
I hope there's still an NTSB to investigate and report on this...
Americans be like, “better not have had my tennis shoes and cat food order on that plane.”
I didn't realize there were casualties. Holy Crap!!
An absolute hellscape. “The crash, which sent thick black smoke billowing into the sky, trapped the pilot and copilot in the cockpit and some occupants in cars…. The agency said crews also had to extricate a person who was trapped under a vehicle.”
fuck, I was really hoping the initial reports of only injuries was true
The capitalism metaphors are no longer metaphorical
Another Sean Duffy profile in excellence
There will be no investigation, no compensation for those hurt or the victims and no one will be held accountable.
Sean Duffy, Trump's Transportation Secretary, is busy doing a reality TV series and talking about his makeout music.
Seems like there should be enough tech and training available to prevent *overshooting a runway*.
Those gamers are really doing a top notch job..... but unfortunately in real life there's no save spot
Perhaps the pilots was trying to simultaneously operate a Mountain Dew bottle, much like their ground drivers do.
Duhhhhhhfy will likely blame this tragedy on Biden and Buttigieg.
Lots of questions starting with who had operational control of the aircraft, how long the company was under contract/chartering for Amazon, FAA oversight of the company and what the hell caused a 767 to overrun the runway. apnews.com/article/amaz...
There will be discussion of the winds, but as currently being reported I’m not seeing impossible landing conditions. Further, if the approach is unstable then shoot it as missed and go around again. Commercial pilots are trained for this so yes, flight training at the company is another question.
So damn fast. Took forever to get both mains on the runway.
Looks like the operator was 21air. I'm going to speculate based on the video and say that there's a chance get-there-ritis may have played a role, based on that storm in the background. I could be wrong, and we'll definitely need the whole story. I'm going to be greatly interested in the NTSB prelim