At least 5 killed in Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crash in Miami
CHICAGO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - At least five people died when an Amazon Prime Air cargo flight overran a runway and crashed while landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday, local officials said.
- Why it matters
- At least five people have died in the crash. Emergency response and investigation are underway at a major international airport.
- Most affected
- People on or near the aircraft — At least five killed in the crash.
- Likely next
- Whether the death toll is revised as recovery efforts continue, and the cause of the runway overrun.
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