Amazon cargo jet crashes on landing at Miami; at least five dead
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An Amazon-operated Boeing 767-300 cargo plane overran the runway on landing at Miami International Airport from San Juan, caught fire, and killed at least five people with several more injured; authorities say the cause is under investigation, a fuel leak was reported, and a ground stop was issued as the FAA and NTSB review the incident. The aircraft, a 32-year-old former passenger jet now used for cargo and operated by 21 Air, was largely intact despite the blaze.
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