Investigators say pilots tried to abort landing before fatal Amazon cargo plane crash
US National Transportation Safety Board officials said evidence suggests pilots considered aborting the landing seconds before an Amazon cargo plane crash killed five people at Miami airport, according to the Guardian.
Florida officials said Tuesday that evidence collected from Saturday's Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport suggests the pilots considered aborting the landing before the aircraft overran the runway, the Guardian reported.
The crash killed five people on the ground, all employees of an aircraft cleaning company who were in a van struck by the plane, according to officials from the National Transportation Safety Board cited in the report.
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- Pilots tried to abort landing seconds before deadly Amazon cargo plane crash — The Guardian — Business
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