Amazon cargo plane crash leads to travel disruptions at MIA
Latest update from NBC 6 South Florida: Five people were killed and another five were injured, including three with critical injuries. The crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport on Sunday was causing more travel disruptions on Monday. As of around 6 a.m. Monday, there were already 39 flight cancellations at MIA, along with 15 delays, records showed. The numbers were expected to go up throughout the day, as the airport handles what's typically a busy day of travel for the Labor Day holiday. Authorities said the plane had just arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it crashed off the runway, striking multiple vehicles and erupting in flames.
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Latest update from NBC 6 South Florida: Five people were killed and another five were injured, including three with critical injuries. The crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport on Sunday was causing more travel disruptions on Monday. As of around 6 a.m. Monday, there were already 39 flight cancellations at MIA, along with 15 delays, records showed. The numbers were expected to go up throughout the day, as the airport handles what's typically a busy day of travel for the Labor Day holiday. Authorities said the plane had just arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it crashed off the runway, striking multiple vehicles and erupting in flames.
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The crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport on Sunday was causing more travel disruptions on Monday.
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Latest update from NBC 6 South Florida: Five people were killed and another five were injured, including three with critical injuries. The crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport on Sunday was causing more travel disruptions on Monday. As of around 6 a.m. Monday, there were already 39 flight cancellations at MIA, along with 15 delays, records showed. The numbers were expected to go up throughout the day, as the airport handles what's typically a busy day of travel for the Labor Day holiday. Authorities said the plane had just arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it crashed off the runway, striking multiple vehicles and erupting in flames.