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NTSB: Amazon cargo 767 landed nearly three-quarters of a mile past Miami runway threshold

The Boeing 767 operated by Miami-based 21 Air for Amazon overran Miami International Airport’s Runway 30 on Sept. 6, killing five people. The NTSB said the crew lacked warning about potentially strong tailwinds, touched down late and fast, and began rejecting the landing with only 930 feet remaining.

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New York Times

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REACH Air Medical H135 crashes off Catalina Island, killing two of five aboard

A REACH Air Medical Services Airbus H135 crashed into the sea off California’s Catalina Island, killing two of the five people aboard. Two survivors were hospitalized in stable condition, while one person was initially missing; the helicopter came to rest in about 240 feet of water and the NTSB is investigating.

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Runway Overruns Affect Aircraft Types and Flight Crews Alike

Runway overruns remain a cross-cutting aviation safety risk, affecting different aircraft types and flight crews rather than a single category of operation. The pattern underscores the need for consistent attention to approach, landing and runway-excursion risk across the industry.

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Axios

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Passenger reportedly seized controls after flydubai co-pilot stabbed pilot, sending 737 MAX into 14,000-foot plunge

A flydubai 737 MAX bound from Dubai to Tel Aviv survived an apparent cockpit attack after the co-pilot stabbed the pilot and the aircraft entered an extreme descent. A passenger says he helped take control; the UAE has opened a formal judicial investigation, while the aircraft sustained major rudder damage.

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