Moment Amazon plane crash lands in Miami
An Amazon cargo plane crash near Miami International Airport on Sunday left at least five people dead and five others injured. The Boeing 767 overshot the runway and came dangerously close to a lot filled with Tesla Cybercabs, sparking speculation about the purpose of the vehicles' presence at the airport. Tesla's Cybercabs are autonomous driverless taxis that have been operating in Miami since July, but the company has not officially confirmed whether the Cybercabs were being tested, transported, stored, or prepared for future use at the airport.
The presence of around 40 Cybercabs at the airport has raised questions about Tesla's plans for the city. Weather conditions, including thunderstorms and strong winds, were present when the crash occurred, but it remains unclear whether the victims were passengers, crew members, or individuals on the ground.
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