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By Vincent E. Bianco III • Contributing Writer October 12, 2026 The basic facts have been established for weeks: On September 6, a Boeing 767 Freighter operated by 21 Air on behalf of Amazon landed long and fast... Read More The post The Wind Check That Didn’t Happen Before the Miami 767 Overrun appeared first on Leeham News.

Investigators yet to specify whether gusting crosswind and tailwind contributed to fatal accident sequence. Pilots of the Boeing 767-300 freighter which overran at Miami were not given crosswind or tailwind information during the landing clearance, investigators have revealed. Meteorological data at the time of the 6 September accident indicates wind from 190° at 17kt, gusting… The post Crew of overrun 767 at Miami not informed of wind condition during landing clearance first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Retailing firm’s action follows review of circumstances surrounding 6 September accident. Online retailing giant Amazon has suspended its operations with cargo carrier 21 Air, the company involved in the fatal Boeing 767-300 freighter overrun at Miami. The aircraft had been operating on behalf of Amazon, and carried the retailer’s Prime Air branding, when it overran… The post Amazon suspends operations with 21 Air in wake of fatal Miami 767 overrun first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Amazon has paused its use of 21 Air, the cargo carrier that operated the Boeing 767 freighter that overran a runway… Amazon pauses 21 Air operations after deadly Miami 767 runway overrun appeared first on AeroTime.

Problematic Landing And Go-Around Attempt Led Up To 21 Air Overrun Early results from the NTSB’s investigation suggest the Boeing 767’s pilots attempted to go around before running off the runway in Miami. peri.meyers@in… Fri, 09/11/2026 - 08:00 Author Sean Broderick Content source Aviation Week & Space Technology Primary Category Safety, Ops & Regulation

Evidence emerges of excessive speed, with terrain and sink warnings, before go-around call after touchdown. US investigators have revealed a pilot of the Boeing 767-300 freighter that overran at Miami warned about excessive speed on final approach, while the aircraft subsequently generated multiple sink-rate and ground-proximity alerts as it descended. After the aircraft touched down,… The post Cockpit recording from Miami overrun 767 indicates highly-unstable approach first appeared on FlightGlobal.

National Transport Safety Board (NTSB) analysis of the Miami Boeing 767-300 freighter crash appears to suggest that the… NTSB analysis suggests Miami 767 pilot looked to abort landing before crash appeared first on AeroTime.

Investigators yet to confirm whether pilots attempted to abort landing before fatal excursion at Miami. US investigators probing the fatal Boeing 767-300 freighter overrun at Miami have revealed that the aircraft’s thrust levers were increased to go-around power 15s after touchdown, before being reduced to idle. The National Transportation Safety Board has not confirmed whether… The post Amazon 767 overrun: Thrust increased to go-around power 15s after touchdown first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Investigators yet to confirm crucial information including aircraft’s speed, threshold height, and touchdown point.US investigators have disclosed that the Boeing 767-300 freighter which overran runway 30 at Miami on 6 September struck two vehicles before coming to a halt. The aircraft collided with navigation aids and equipment, and hit a van from a cleaning firm,… The post Two vehicles struck by Amazon 767-300 freighter during fatal Miami overrun first appeared on FlightGlobal.

At least five people were also injured, including three critically Five people died and five were injured when an 21 Air Boeing 767-300ER converted freighter operated for Amazon Air overran a Miami International airport runway on 6 September, according to Miami officials. The jet landed at a time when nearby storms had caused winds to… The post Five people killed when 767 overran Miami runway amid gusty winds first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Social media images indicate smoke and flame after jet came to halt. One of retailer Amazon’s Prime Air Boeing 767-300ER freighters has overrun during landing at Miami airport. The aircraft overran the end of runway 30 shortly before 14:00 on 6 September, with smoke and flame apparent in video footage after it came to a… The post Amazon Prime Air 767 freighter overruns at Miami first appeared on FlightGlobal.

NTSB Probes United Landing Accident at Newark In the May 3 occurrence, an arriving Boeing 767 skimmed a light pole and the top of a large truck and damaging the aircraft's fuselage. peri.meyers@in… Fri, 05/15/2026 - 08:00 Author Sean Broderick Content source Aviation Week & Space Technology Content summary NTSB Probes United Landing Accident at Newark Primary Category Safety, Ops & Regulation

Initial indications suggest vehicle might also have been involved as flight UA169 arrived from Venice US investigators are probing an incident in which a United Airlines Boeing 767-400ER hit a light pole while conducting its approach to Newark. The aircraft had been inbound from Venice, as flight UA169, at around 12:45 on 3 May. According… The post United 767-400ER hits light pole on approach to Newark first appeared on FlightGlobal.

BOEING BOEING delivered 46 airliners (33 737 MAXs; 737NG; 767-2C; 767-300F; three 777Fs; seven 787s) in March 2026 vs 41 (33 737 MAXs; four 777Fs; four 787s) in March 2025; it delivered 143 aircraft in 1Q26 vs 130 in 1Q25. It also announced unidentified orders for 20 MAXs, five 737-800As and eight 787-9s, ending quarter with 6,726 unfilled orders. mlavitt@aviati… Tue, 04/14/2026 - 21:03 Author Stephen Costley Content source SpeedNews Primary Category Aerospace