NTSB finds speed warnings amid Amazon crash at Miami runway
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An NTSB update on the Amazon Prime Air Flight 7598 crash at Miami International Airport shows one pilot repeatedly warned the other about excessive speed as the Boeing 767-300 descended; with a landing speed around 158 knots (high for the aircraft), the jet overran the runway, struck ground vehicles and a fence, and caught fire, killing five people in a van and injuring five others, while investigators scrutinize flap deployment and other factors.
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