The pilot had warned about the Amazon cargo plane's excessive speed before the crash.

Newly obtained flight data reveals that a pilot had warned about the aircraft's excessive speed before an Amazon cargo plane crashed in Miami, Florida. The accident occurred on Sunday.

According to preliminary findings from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), one pilot in the cockpit repeatedly warned the other about the plane's "excessive speed." However, the other pilot's responses to these warnings were inconsistent.

After overshooting the runway, the aircraft collided with other vehicles and caught fire. The investigation also revealed that an altitude warning sounded in the cockpit prior to the crash.

NTSB data indicates concerns regarding the aircraft's speed during the landing. Although one pilot issued repeated warnings, the expected coordination to bring the situation under control was lacking.

An investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of the accident. Investigators are examining various factors, including the aircraft's speed, pilot decisions, cockpit communication, and the conditions during landing.

While the new flight data provides crucial information about the moments leading up to the crash, authorities are not yet identifying it as the definitive cause of the accident pending the conclusion of the investigation.