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5 dead after Amazon cargo plane careens off Miami runway, striking vehicles with people inside in its trail of destruction
A blow-by-blow reconstruction of how a Boeing 767 blew past its landing zone, punched through a fence, and killed five people on a road that an airport safety system might have blocked.
- By the time it reached the runway's end, the jet was still barreling forward at 130 miles per hour.
- "Plane's on fire!" a first responder shouted on an emergency radio channel. "Put your game faces on."
- A wind shift during landing gave the plane a tailwind — so instead of bleeding speed off, it was picking up speed.
- “Concrete barriers designed to keep cars out of the secure area crumbled as the jet headed straight for a four-lane road.”
- Miami International Airport lacks arrestor beds at runway ends — a system that crushes under a plane's weight and stops it before it reaches the road — despite being entirely surrounded by city.