Pilot of Amazon plane that overshot Miami runway repeatedly warned they were going too fast, officials say
- One of the pilots of the Amazon cargo plane that overshot a runway at Miami International Airport warned they were going too fast for landing, the National Transportation Safety Board has said.
- As part of its investigation into the crash that killed five people and injured five more on Sunday afternoon, the NTSB released a summary of the cockpit voice recordings in the moments leading up to the fatal collision.
- One minute and 42 seconds before the end of the recording, one of the pilots “cautioned they were too fast,” the NTSB said Wednesday.
Confirmed
- One of the pilots of the Amazon cargo plane that overshot a runway at Miami International Airport warned they were going too fast for landing, the National Transportation Safety Board has said.
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- As part of its investigation into the crash that killed five people and injured five more on Sunday afternoon, the NTSB released a summary of the cockpit voice recordings in the moments leading up to the fatal collision.
- One minute and 42 seconds before the end of the recording, one of the pilots “cautioned they were too fast,” the NTSB said Wednesday.
Sources: The Independent, Ntsb