Amazon has suspended cooperation with 21 Air LLC, a cargo company that operated a flight that overshot the runway in Miami on September 6, killing five people on the ground.
“We took time to support the investigation and review the circumstances and have decided to suspend business with 21 Air,” Amazon said on its website. News Blog on Sunday. “We will continue to work hard to support the investigation and all those affected.”
Flight 7598, a Boeing 767 freighter, overran the tarmac at Miami International Airport and hit two vehicles. According to details from the airport, a pilot requested an abort after the plane landed too quickly. cockpit audio Published by the National Transportation Safety Board.
21 Air said in a statement it was “confident in our safety policies, procedures and training.” The company said that as the investigation continues, its focus is “working closely with the NTSB and all of our partners, including Amazon.”
In the crash, five people in the two vehicles struck by the plane died and five others were injured.
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