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Amazon Jet Lacked Wind Data Before Deadly Miami Crash, NTSB Says
Source: Bloomberg
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Accident investigators said an air traffic controller did not provide wind information to an Amazon.com cargo aircraft before its crash at Miami International Airport last month. The incident killed five people on the ground and could increase scrutiny of air-traffic-control procedures and aviation liability, though the report provides no quantified financial impact on Amazon.
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