Federal investigators have released new information about a deadly Amazon Air crash. The crash involved an Amazon plane. Details about the incident are available, including the distance the plane traveled past a runway.
The plane went 1,300 feet past the runway. The National Transportation Safety Board, or NTSB, provided this information. Further details about the crash can be found through the source, including photos of the incident.
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