
美國邁阿密國際機場今日發生亞馬遜旗下Prime Air貨機衝出跑道墜毀事故,造成至少5人死亡、5人受傷,其中3人傷勢危急。飛機由波多黎各聖胡安起飛,由21 Air代為營運,機場暫停航班後部分跑道已重新開放,聯邦航空總署將展開調查。
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亞馬遜的Prime Air是其航空貨運網絡,負責商品空運服務。此次事故涉及一架波音767-300型貨機,由21 Air代為亞馬遜營運,從波多黎各聖胡安飛往邁阿密國際機場。
(中央社芝加哥6日綜合外電報導)美國地方官員表示,亞馬遜(Amazon)旗下Prime Air一架貨機今天在降落於邁阿密國際機場(Miami International Airport)時衝出跑道墜毀,造成至少5人喪命,另有5人受傷。
路透社、CNN報導,官員今天下午在記者會上說,亞馬遜航空貨運網絡Prime Air第7598號班機,於美東時間下午近2時衝出機場的斜向跑道,並撞上地面多輛車輛。
亞馬遜與邁阿密達德郡航空局(Miami-Dade Aviation Department)稍早證實,這架飛機在試圖降落時發生了一起事件。
邁阿密達德郡消防局長賈達拉(Ray Jadallah)表示,這起墜機還造成5人受傷,其中3人情況危急。賈達拉指出,至少有2人受困於遭飛機撞上的車輛中,機師與副機師因飛機墜毀受困在機艙內。
官員拒絕透露死者身分。
邁阿密達德郡消防救援局(Miami-Dade Fire Rescue)在聲明中表示,有60多個救援單位與約200名人員前往現場因應。賈達拉表示,到了傍晚,緊急救援人員仍在處理飛機燃油持續外洩問題。
雖然機場在墜機發生後立即暫停所有航班,但到了今天傍晚,4條跑道中有2條重新開放。
美國聯邦航空總署(Federal Aviation Administration)表示,這架貨機是波音(Boeing)767-300型,是從波多黎各首府聖胡安(San Juan)起飛。亞馬遜發言人在聲明中說,這架貨機由貨運航空公司21 Air代為亞馬遜營運。
21 Air尚未回覆尋求置評的電子郵件。
路透社記者在墜機後拍到的照片顯示,這架飛機的機頭著地、機尾翹起。飛機右側看起來有燒焦痕跡。
亞馬遜發言人南特爾(Kelly Nantel)表示,亞馬遜仍在蒐集事件相關細節。南特爾在聲明中說:「我們正在與地方當局及官員密切合作,以確切了解事發經過。現在,我們的首要之務是確保所有相關人員的安全、健康與照護。」
美國聯邦航空總署表示將調查這起墜機案。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
聯邦航空總署將對此次墜機事故進行正式調查,並可能發布初步報告。
Very likely · Within weeks
亞馬遜將內部檢討其航空貨運合作夥伴的安全標準。
Likely · Within months
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