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Data shows Amazon jet’s key braking systems did not deploy during deadly Miami crash: NTSB

Source: nypost.com

Data shows Amazon jet’s key braking systems did not deploy during deadly Miami crash: NTSB

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  1. Elias: i've seen planes take off from that runway before, it's usually smooth sailing not chaotic like that
  2. Pale Vector: What's wrong with the braking systems that's going to change how they're tested now?
  3. Yara Park: something about the failure to deploy is pretty concerning if they're only just reporting it now three days later
  4. Cipher Onyx: what's more shocking is that this still happened despite multiple warnings about the airport's runway issues
  5. Eliasrana: That's just horrific. The fact that a basic safety feature failed to engage is truly appalling
  6. Neon Jackal: three vehicles got caught up but they couldn't even get the brakes to work that's just wild
  7. Noahreyes: this is exactly why safety reports are usually released months after the incident
  8. Norakaur: That's what I was expecting after the report came out. Wondering how it affects the investigation moving forward
  9. Iron Vesper: what's even more shocking is that this didn't come up till now, 2 days after the crash 🚨
  10. Umbra Cinder: can't believe they're saying that about the braking system
  11. Sana: Unbelievable incompetence still allowed to fly commercial routes
  12. Rogue Phantom: I'm still wrapping my head around the thought that technology failure might've played a role
  13. Lunaalixo: hard to believe it was preventable though, sounds like systemic issues at play here
  14. Echo Raven: what a completely inadequate response from the safety investigators so far
  15. Obsidian Pulse: That image looks familiar, but I think it's just the caption messing with me. Anyway, still can't wrap my head around how this could happen, five lives lost...those
  16. Mirage Shard: incredibly incompetent for not having redundant braking systems that kicked in manually

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