09/07/2026
Tonight’s RampCheck Aviation Sunday Live leads with breaking news from Miami, where an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300F operated by 21 Air overran Runway 30 at Miami International Airport, crossed the airport perimeter and struck multiple vehicles before catching fire.
We’ll take a look at video posted to social media showing the landing and runway overrun, surveillance footage of the accident, the aftermath, and the latest reports as we try to piece together what happened. Authorities are now reporting fatalities and multiple injuries, and the FAA and NTSB are investigating.
We’ll also take a moment to remember the two Hellenic Air Force aviators who were killed Saturday when their F-4E Phantom II crashed during a demonstration at Athens Flying Week in Tanagra, Greece.
If time allows, we’ll get to some of the other aviation stories we had planned for tonight — including the 50th anniversary of Lt. Viktor Belenko’s incredible MiG-25 defection to the West, a mysterious aircraft that emerged from a hangar at Long Beach Airport, the latest look for the U.S. Space Force, and the return of FAFO — involving an unruly airline passenger and, yes...duct tape.
Join Tony, Aaron and Ryan LIVE as we break it all down with the usual RampCheck Aviation commentary and conversation.
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