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🚨 UPDATE: Amazon Air flight overran runway 30 in Miami, then tore through vehicles and fences for about 1,300 FEET past the pavement Struck navigational aids. Hit a 2012 white Ford Econoline van owned by Professional Ocean Service Corporation, a contract airline cleaning company. SEVEN people were inside that...

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CA 🇺🇸vor 14 Tagen

They’re not sharing who it was on purpose. My bet would be an Indian H1-B pilot. Amazon doesn’t hire Americans.

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Earl Pansanovor 14 Tagen

DEI and/or foreign pilots until proven wrong. Same issue with trucking companies. >50% of foreign certifications, qualifications, degrees, etc. are fake…

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XNewsvor 14 Tagen

The pilot should have gone around. They were coming in hot, and couldn't apply the air brakes because the gear never leveled off. Abort and try again, instead we get this. Who is the pilot?

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Angela Floydvor 14 Tagen

The pilots survived. The ATC radio is out there, available to hear. The pilot has a Hindi accent (Indian). Unless something was very wrong with this plane there were several obvious pilot errors on that approach and landing.

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Cielo 🇺🇸🇵🇷vor 14 Tagen

Whey don’t we know the names of the pilots yet?

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temetnoscesaxvor 14 Tagen

pilot probably got his license in a bundle deal that came with his CDL.

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Caitlinvor 14 Tagen

Seven people in that van That’s the part I can’t get past

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Steven Kerwinvor 14 Tagen

There's already many reasons being floated as to WTF happened isn't there?

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🇺🇸🛫Star Elton🛬🇩🇪vor 14 Tagen

Short take? The airplane was unstable on approach, should have went around.

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Joe Lowry jrvor 14 Tagen

Wind was SSE, tailwind, to much airspeed, to high. Pilot should have recognized he was eating up to much runway. His angle of approach indicated he was high. Pilot should recognize he had eaten up to much runway when the wheels hit Amd should of gone around

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Steven Kerwinvor 14 Tagen

During landing "IF THERE'S DOUBT, THERE'S NO DOUBT" Immediate Action Drill (IA) "DOUBT" can't land "NO DOUBT" full throttle and go around. Something stinks here which means SOMETHING STINKS.....

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Daniel 🇺🇸🇮🇱🫡🗽☠️🇮🇹🇬🇧vor 14 Tagen

I know everybody's going to think I'm an asshole for saying this, and I am asshole, but if they were driving a Ford Econoline, and it was a cleaning service, I'm going to bet that everybody's last name was Gonzalez, lopez, or Martinez, and they probably didn't have papers.

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DASvor 13 Tagen

The pilot sounds as if he could be a DEI hire.

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America First Dispatchvor 14 Tagen

This is horrifying. A plane overrunning the runway and plowing through vehicles is far beyond a routine aviation incident. Praying for the victims and their families. The NTSB needs to determine exactly how this happened.

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Freldvor 14 Tagen

H1-B pilot?

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MsMinnetonkavor 14 Tagen

What an appalling spokesperson.....I cannot even listen.

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Tea Party Barbievor 14 Tagen

That plane touched down more than halfway down the length of the runway. And it looked like the reverse thrusters were never activated. I've watched a thousand planes land. What the hell...

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Steven H Dallasvor 14 Tagen

Why am I the only one who is this retard talking? What kind of drugs is she on? Who talks like this? What is he in charge of?

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QueenofTNvor 13 Tagen

They still won’t tell you the pilot was responsible for the Air India Flight 171 because India will not cooperate. That one was intentional. Pilot wanted to die. Transparency is a made up word…

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SpinDaddy76vor 14 Tagen

1,300 feet past the end of the runway improved surface ….. That’s 1/4 miles past the end of the runway GROSS CRIMINAL INCOMPETENCE

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BigBluevor 14 Tagen

We’re all wondering who the pilot was.

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bbowden18vor 14 Tagen

Who ordered a 767 from Amazon for same day delivery?

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ZIPvor 14 Tagen

The full truth is this: Pilot Error. PERIOD

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Diane 🇺🇸 America Firstvor 14 Tagen

Praying for the families and loved ones affected. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Directed Evolutionvor 14 Tagen

High and fast over the threshold. 200 ft and 180kts. Go around!

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AndrewGvor 14 Tagen

Dude. Calm down. The NTSB will be going through their life including their sock drawer to find out every little thing and it all comes out at the public hearing

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Defender of hominidsvor 14 Tagen

That’s fine, it’s what happened. I want to know WHY it happened.

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LucKy III's Dude Ranch Outlaws ™vor 14 Tagen

Left over DEI hires ? 🤠🎸

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Exx Fivevor 14 Tagen

Why isn’t there a giant sandbox at the end of every runway? Put it in a pit of sorts and let the planes drop a bit into a pit of sand / gravel and bury themselves in it. It’ll be an abrupt stop, but this is how they slow down F1 cars at 200 mph… @grok other than costs, why wouldn’t they do this?

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Nice Try Diddyvor 14 Tagen

Tragic. So was the pilot female or not?

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Jennifervor 14 Tagen

Pilot error. Again.

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Joss Satoshivor 14 Tagen

Huge pilot error for sure. RIP to the souls lost in this tragedy SMH

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@andrewmcbridevor 14 Tagen

I will prefer to fly with piolot who are middle age White cis male non obese. Prefer greying well cropped hair. Exit immediately any plane piolited by obese female or. Tranny. If Amazon discriminates against men in any fashion will report to authorities.

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Blake.444vor 14 Tagen

@grok if NTSB finds this was purely pilot error will they be charged for murder?

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