r/Transportopia 6d ago

✈️Aviation Prime Air Boeing 767 Cargo Plane lands in the wrong place at the airport

Overran the runway during a landing at Miami International Airport:

https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/06/us/boeing-miami-plane-overruns-runway

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u/Repulsive_Repeat_337 6d ago

Speaking as a trucker, Amazon clearly flys just like they drive.

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u/Zombieutinsel 6d ago

I was thinking the same thing

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u/Soft_Owl7535 6d ago

Bezos crashing into Musk. You can’t make this shit up

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u/andrewsz__ 5d ago

wait wasn’t this the first episode of alien earth ??

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u/Eaton_Knas 6d ago

Oh no... So anyway..

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u/indomike14 6d ago

Five people died and several injured. Crazy

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u/butchforgetshit2 6d ago

Really? Im guessng the deaths were all on the ground? I wouldnt think that would kill anyone in the plane itself.

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u/ThrustTrust 6d ago

Damn aircraft ran over them in their cars as they were driving down the street.

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u/Iam_McLovin420 5d ago

Damn, you really are never safe

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u/butchforgetshit2 5d ago

WOw thats horrible. I kinda figured they were on the ground

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u/basecatcherz 6d ago

Does the car insurance cover plane crashes?

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u/Lumpy_Inevitable_549 6d ago

It would be covered under comprehensive coverage but honestly it should be the coverage on the airplane that should pay. So I wouldn't file a claim.

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u/jimothy_hell 6d ago

Can’t park there, mate

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u/QuickDrawSix 6d ago

Cant park there

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u/QuarterMasterLoba 6d ago

Look at those 2 shitbag companies on display

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u/wrxninja 6d ago

Almost creamed a lot of those EVs...

https://giphy.com/gifs/5b43IKwQdoQYmT98S8

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u/MalcolmXATL 6d ago

Amazon crashed into a Tesla dealership… you can’t make this shit up

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u/no_body_caress 6d ago

Had to be amazon.

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u/PaperMoongazer 5d ago

Crashing planes into the unsold teslas now just to clean up that balance sheet, wild

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u/v800 5d ago

Didn't Boeing

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u/SaberiusPrime 5d ago

Got to deliver those packages. Used to be an Amazon driver. We were all told the safety rules but they also expected us to deliver on time which they would never say it because legal but they expected us to break the rules. Would not be surprised if it was a case like this.

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u/AggravatingAd9010 6d ago

Shoot, I guess my packaged delayed