Initial reports from the National Transportation Safety Board’s chief investigator indicate signs consistent with a standard safety maneuver known as a “go-around” in the flight data of the Amazon-branded cargo plane that crashed on Sunday.
On September 8, 2026, at Miami International Airport, the cargo plane overshot the runway and collided with a van and an SUV, resulting in five fatalities and injuries to five individuals. Investigation efforts were underway as workers assessed the site of the crash on Tuesday.
The pilots of the aircraft appeared to briefly consider aborting their landing attempt. The data released on Tuesday night by federal investigators marks an important step in understanding the sequence of events leading to the tragic accident.
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