Too Fast, Too Long: NTSB Details Amazon 767’s Final Moments In Miami
NTSB data reveals an Amazon 767's fast approach, long touchdown, and extraordinary last-second go-around attempt in Miami.
By Paul HartleyZimbabwe

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Five people were killed when an Amazon Prime Air-branded Boeing 767-300F freighter overran a runway at Miami International Airport (MIA) on September 6, but the newly released preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) provides the clearest reconstruction yet of how the accident unfolded. Flight 7598, operated by 21 Air on behalf of Amazon, arrived fast, touched down thousands of feet into the runway, and was still traveling at more than 110 knots when it reached the pavement's end.
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- 83 words · 1 min read
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- October 2, 2026
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- Paul Hartley
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