Boeing 767 cargo jet crashes on landing at Miami airport, killing five
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A Boeing 767 cargo jet operated for Amazon crashed while landing at Miami International Airport on September 6, killing at least five people. The aircraft overran the runway and struck several vehicles, igniting a fire. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause.
Key Facts
- The crash occurred at Miami International Airport on September 6 at approximately 14:00 local time.
- The Boeing 767 was flying from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Miami for Amazon.
- At least five people died, all of them in vehicles on the ground, not on the aircraft.
- The aircraft overran the runway and struck several vehicles before catching fire.
- The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the landing, crew actions, weather, maintenance history, and airline procedures.
Crash Sequence
The Boeing 767 departed San Juan, Puerto Rico, bound for Miami International Airport. At approximately 14:00 local time, the aircraft overran the runway during landing. It struck several vehicles on airport property, including one occupied by airport workers. A fire broke out around the aircraft after the collision.
Casualties and Investigation
At least five people were killed, all of whom were in vehicles on the ground. The condition of those on board the aircraft differed from the ground victims, according to initial reports. The National Transportation Safety Board is examining the landing sequence, crew actions, weather conditions, maintenance history, and airline operating procedures.
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