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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 16 MIN

Amazon Miami 767 Runway Overrun: What We Know So Far | Breaking Aviation News

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A Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft operating as Prime Air Flight 7598, operated by 21 Air, overran Runway 30 at Miami International Airport after arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico. In this breaking-news episode of the Black Box Aviation Podcast, airline pilot Thomas Gallagher breaks down what was known at the time of recording—and what investigators still needed to determine.Thomas examines the reported thunderstorms, heavy rain, gusting winds, possible tailwind, landing distance, runway conditions, stabilized approach criteria, go-around decision-making, and the role of EMAS (Engineered Materials Arresting System) in runway overrun accidents.The episode also explains the often-confusing relationship between Amazon Prime Air, 21 Air, and aircraft leasing/ACMI operators, including why an aircraft carrying the Prime Air livery does not necessarily mean Amazon operates the aircraft itself.Drawing on real-world experience flying widebody aircraft, Thomas explains why a seemingly routine landing can become extremely challenging when weather, wind shifts, runway distance, aircraft weight, and approach stability all come into play.⚠️ Important: This episode was recorded as breaking news while the investigation was still developing. The discussion distinguishes between confirmed information and possibilities that had not yet been established. The cause of the accident should not be assumed from this episode.Topics Covered✈️ Miami International Airport runway overrun✈️ Boeing 767-300 freighter✈️ Prime Air Flight 7598 / 21 Air✈️ Amazon Prime Air and ACMI cargo operations✈️ Thunderstorms and rapidly changing weather✈️ Tailwind and increased landing distance✈️ Wind shear and approach safety✈️ Stabilized approach criteria✈️ Go-around decision-making✈️ Runway overrun accidents✈️ EMAS — Engineered Materials Arresting System✈️ Aircraft stopping distance and runway safety✈️ Pilot decision-making under pressure✈️ Lessons from Air France Flight 358 and the Toronto runway overrunThis episode is part of the Black Box Aviation Podcast, where professional pilots break down aviation accidents, incidents, safety systems, cockpit decision-making, and the lessons that can help prevent future accidents.🎧 Follow Black Box Aviation Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for aviation accident analysis, airline pilot perspectives, and real-world aviation safety discussions.#Aviation #AviationNews #AviationAccident #Boeing767 #MiamiAirport #MIA #PrimeAir #AmazonPrimeAir #21Air #Pilot #AirlinePilot #AviationSafety #AircraftAccident #RunwayOverrun #WindShear #Tailwind #EMAS #AviationPodcast #BlackBoxAviation #FlightSafety

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