Data shows Amazon jet’s key braking systems did not deploy during deadly Miami crash: NTSB
The NTSB said the cargo jet’s wheel brakes were applied, but its speed brakes and thrust reversers did not deploy, according to available data.
Key braking systems on an Amazon cargo jet did not deploy during a deadly crash at Miami International Airport on Sunday, according to the NTSB. While the wheel brakes were applied, data indicates the speed brakes and thrust reversers did not activate, as the plane overran the runway and struck two vehicles, killing five people. Investigators are interviewing the pilots to understand the sequence of events.
- Key braking systems, including speed brakes and thrust reversers, did not deploy during an Amazon cargo jet crash in Miami.
- The aircraft overran the runway, striking two vehicles and killing five people.
- The NTSB is investigating the incident and plans to interview the pilots.
- The cargo consisted mainly of contact lenses, and no hazardous materials were on board.
- The captain had 7,145 flight hours, and the first officer had 2,655 flight hours.
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