When the cargo plane came to rest 1,300 feet past the end of the runway at Miami International Airport, its nose sat flush with the ground, the tail — and the billboard-sized Amazon.com Inc. smile painted on it — jutting awkwardly into the air as an engine smoldered.

New information from the flight data recorder onboard the crashed Amazon Air Boeing 767-300 paints a detailed picture – and raises questions – about what happened in the cockpit as the plane failed to stop on runway 30 careened off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday.

Air, a North Carolina-based all-cargo airline, is owned by Houston Astros owner Jim Crane through an LLC, according to legal documents. He acquired the airline in 2021, according to a memo

The sequence of events detailed by National Transportation Safety Board investigators showed that the pilots lost crucial seconds before the plane ran off the runway in Miami.

Joseph Carroll, one of two crew members who escaped Sunday's disaster at Miami International Airport unscathed, spent 15 years in the military before becoming an airline pilot.

The National Transportation Safety Board didn’t find evidence that speed brakes or thrust reversers were deployed.

Days after an Amazon cargo jet plowed into a van at Miami International Airport, killing five, portraits of the victims started to emerge.