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NTSB Finds No Speed-Brake or Thrust-Reverser Deployment

9/10/2026

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NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said an Amazon Boeing 767 crashed at Miami International Airport, killing five.
Five Professional Ocean Service Corp cleaners in the van died; two survived.
NTSB retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders and sent them to Washington.
Preliminary data showed ground speed 65 knots with no speed-brake or thrust-reverser deployment.
Miami International Airport lacks an EMAS system, which about 120 U.S. airports have installed.

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NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said an Amazon Boeing 767 crashed at Miami International Airport, killing five.
Five Professional Ocean Service Corp cleaners in the van died; two survived.
NTSB retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders and sent them to Washington.
Preliminary data showed ground speed 65 knots with no speed-brake or thrust-reverser deployment.
Miami International Airport lacks an EMAS system, which about 120 U.S. airports have installed.