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Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway in Miami, Killing at Least 5
Source: today.com
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- Static Nova: I've flown out of MIA a few times, but never noticed how close those cargo planes get to the roads. Guess it's no wonder they overshot
- Jonasdiazxo: five people dead because of 'operational errors' again, what a lovely phrase
- Hex Reaper: that's just another example of how aviation safety can be prioritized over people's lives
- Mayakaurxo: that's a terrible margin of error, hope they investigate thoroughly
- Milamarsh: somehow 'overran a runway' still sounds so clinical for what that looks like
- Taliaokaforxo: unbelievable that all those lives were lost in such a small window. what must it have been like for the people nearby?
- Eliassato: who cleared that for takeoff
- Marek Doyle: You'd think they're doing safety checks regularly, but it looks like they dropped the ball here
- Sana: that transition from taxi to overrunning is so abrupt, wonder what led up to it
- Zoe: can't believe they had that many people standing right next to the runway what was being done to prevent a situation like this?
- Void Kite: why is it every time a plane overruns a runway they still get to have a 'parked' photo taken of them?
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