NTSB Investigation
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Amazon Cargo Jet Crashed Past Runway, Struck Two Vehicles
An Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport on September 6, 2026, killing at least five people. The Boeing 767-300 overran the runway, caught fire, and impacted ground vehicles. The NTSB is investigating, focusing on the operational relationship between Amazon and its carrier, 21 Air. The crash caused significant airport disruptions and flight cancellations. The incident highlights risks in the expanding air cargo sector and the oversight of third-party carriers.
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Another One! Small Plane Crashes 7 Minutes After Takeoff in US, 6 Dead
A Cessna 441 turboprop crashed in Howland Township, Ohio, June 29, killing all six on board. The twin-engine aircraft, which took off from Youngstown, went down in a wooded area. The NTSB is investigating. This incident is the deadliest local aviation crash and occurs amid a recent increase in U.S. aviation accidents.
