Feds release first report into deadly Amazon plane crash at Miami airport
MIAMI — Federal investigators released their first report into what when wrong when 21 Air Flight 7598 overshot the runway at Miami International Airport last month, killing five people in a work van and seriously injuring five others. The 767-33A was carrying cargo on contract for Amazon Prime when it came high and fast over Runway 30 on Sept. 6, traveling about 140 mph for 15 seconds before it…
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