NTSB reports Amazon cargo 767 overran Miami runway after missing wind data
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- The NTSB released a preliminary report on a September 6 accident involving an Amazon cargo Boeing 767 at Miami International Airport.
- The crew had not been given updated wind information before landing, and thunderstorms were moving through the area; the aircraft overran the runway, struck two vehicles, killed five people on the ground and seriously injured three others, and its speed brakes or thrust reversers did not deploy after the crew released the brakes.
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