
美國佛州邁亞密國際機場6日下午發生亞馬遜貨機衝出跑道事故,飛機撞上停車場車輛並起火,造成至少5死5傷。目擊影片顯示飛機降落時速過快,在跑道中段落地,缺乏煞停空間。機場未裝設EMAS攔阻系統,導致飛機衝出跑道進入道路。
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亞馬遜Prime Air是亞馬遜公司的航空貨運服務,負責商品空運。邁亞密國際機場是美國重要的國際航空樞紐,但未裝設EMAS(特性材料攔阻系統),此系統可在飛機衝出跑道時提供緩衝。
位於美國佛州的邁亞密國際機場6日下午發生貨機衝出跑道的飛安事故,1架隸屬於亞馬遜公司(Amazon)的貨機在6日下午2點左右衝出機場跑道撞上停車場車輛並起火,造成至少5死5傷,飛機降落衝出跑道畫面曝光,有專家根據影片初步研判,飛機降落時速疑似過快,在跑道中段才落地,沒有足夠的空間來煞停,同時邁亞密機場未裝設EMAS(特性材料攔阻系統),讓飛機直接衝進道路。
綜合外媒報導,亞馬遜Prime Air的7598航班在美東時間6日下午2點前衝出機場的斜向跑道,撞上了地面上的多輛汽車,救難人員到場後發現,飛機機身因事故而起火,現場冒出滾滾濃煙,有超過60名消防員趕往現場撲滅火勢。此事件造成5死5傷,其中3人傷勢嚴重,但當局未透露死傷是機內成員還是地面上民眾。
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飛機降落及衝出跑道瞬間影片曝光後在網路上瘋傳,有網友表示,貨機降落的跑道9300英尺,而落地時距離跑道起點已經超過5000英尺。資深飛行員指出,亞馬遜的飛機在跑道上空漂浮了很長時間,沒有拉起機頭迫使主起落架著地。「它沒有立即著陸,而是繼續在跑道上空漂浮,因此損失了很多關鍵的地面空間。它實際上還在飛行」。
另外邁亞密機場未裝設EMAS(特性材料攔阻系統),這些在跑道盡頭的輕質可壓碎材料層,可以在機輪或機身接觸後會迅速被壓碎,增加摩擦力阻止飛機前進,但邁亞密機場未裝設,最後導致飛機衝出跑道到馬路上波及地面民眾。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
美國聯邦航空管理局(FAA)將啟動對亞馬遜貨機事故的正式調查
Very likely · Within days
邁亞密國際機場將評估是否安裝EMAS攔阻系統
Likely · Within weeks

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