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NTSB Continues Investigation Into Miami Amazon Cargo Plane Crasi

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The NTSB has investigated every major U.S. aviation accident since 1967.

As an independent federal agency, the NTSB has no power to regulate or fine — its sole job is determining the cause of crashes and issuing safety recommendations. That independence is why airlines and agencies take their findings seriously.

The five killed in the Miami cargo jet crash were workers in a plane-cleaning crew van.

Cargo pilots face fewer FAA rest rules than passenger pilots.

After the 2009 Colgan Air crash, the FAA tightened fatigue rules for passenger airline pilots. Cargo carriers like Amazon Air are legally exempt — a gap the NTSB has repeatedly flagged as a safety risk.

Topic poll · all networksShould Amazon Air face stricter federal oversight after multiple crashes?

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Brazil has the world's 2nd-largest general aviation fleet!

With vast roadless Amazon jungle, Brazil has 13,000+ registered aircraft — 2nd only to the U.S. Small planes are often the only lifeline for remote communities, making aviation safety a critical concern.

Topic poll · all networksHow many flights does Miami Intl. Airport handle on an average day?

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  2. Around 700
  3. Around 1,100
  4. Around 1,800
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Around 1,100

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