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Amazon Jet Lacked Wind Data Before Deadly Miami Crash, NTSB Says

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 01 October 2026, 19:37 UTC By Allyson Versprille 1 min read
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An air traffic controller didn’t provide an Amazon.com Inc. cargo plane with wind information prior to it crashing at Miami International Airport last month, killing five people on the ground, according to accident investigators.

An air traffic controller didn’t provide an Amazon.com Inc. cargo plane with wind information prior to it crashing at Miami International Airport last month, killing five people on the ground, according to accident investigators.
Amazon Jet (ORG) NTSB (ORG) Amazon.com Inc. (ORG) Miami International Airport (LOCATION)
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