Posted on 09/06/2026 2:05:10 PM PDT by Morgana
Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino reports on the emergency response underway at Miami International Airport after an Amazon cargo jet overran the runway, struck multiple vehicles and caught fire on ‘Fox Report.’
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Previous thread shows open passenger door left side.
Speculate crew is out and safe.
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Last data point showed the aircraft at 300ft, doing 180 knots or 208mph. The normal landing speed for a 767, varies from 145-155 knots or 121mph to 134mph. Looks like they may have come in hot and could not stop in time.
The pilot was busy pushing the nose down still
Look at the left back wheel 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/xqsOkRI6dd— raya (@rayaejsn) September 6, 2026
That looks like AI, is that real? I would think with the risk of explosion or fire they wouldn’t want vehicles on that stretch of road, and I wouldn’t think they’d just have been parked there like that.
Are the flaps in the right position? I can’t see it clearly................
Someone had commented that, no, they were not.
It didn’t look like it, but I couldn’t tell for sure.............
Video
Footage shows moment Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport
https://rumble.com/shorts/v7f69i8
Wow.....
DEI Pilot?
“..Last data point showed the aircraft at 300ft, doing 180 knots or 208mph. The normal landing speed for a 767, varies from 145-155 knots or 121mph to 134mph. Looks like they may have come in hot and could not stop in time...”
Sounds like Punjab truckers being used for pilots... Do they even have a commercial pilot’s license? In this day and age, NOTHING would be surprising.
So, not properly configured for landing.
CC
Amazing how all the keyboard warriors on youtube that have never touched a stick or rudder all have an opinion.
The same can be said in here, too. Never mind the facts, it's always some conspiracy.
Personally, I think it was a DEI jab that made it go off the runway.
:-)
The video starts with the right engine already pushing a white vehicle, and that carries through to when the plane comes to a rest.
It was on that plane from puerto rico. Local San juan rodent mush for cats.
Flaps and Slats are out. The left engine Thrust Reverser is not deployed on touchdown though.
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