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Rodriguez Nadano family's Amazon crash lawsuit

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The family of Yoel Rodriguez Nadano has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Amazon over the Miami cargo-plane crash, alleging the pilot landed at roughly 181 mph, touched down halfway down the runway and did not attempt a go-around. Amazon said it would cooperate; no resolution of the lawsuit is reported.

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  1. Update 1Five dead in Miami, and the first lawsuit says it was preventable

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    Five dead in Miami, and the first lawsuit says it was preventable

    The family of Yoel Rodriguez Nadano says a stormy, high-speed, halfway-down touchdown with no go-around made the Miami overrun inevitable — but the NTSB has yet to rule.

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    • No final NTSB cause has been published, and the alleged speed, tailwind, touchdown point and aircraft history are unconfirmed.
    • The precise nature of the alleged Atlas link to Amazon and partial aircraft ownership is not yet detailed.

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