New Livestream Footage Shows The Exact Moment When Amazon Plane Began Listing To Its Side Before Deadly Crash In Miami [VIDEO]

Luke Brenner stitched two livestreams together and the Amazon plane looks wrong before it ever leaves the concrete. The 767 is already leaning as it rolls through the landing. The top angle makes the tilt look like a takeoff roll. It was not.

Prime Air Flight 7598, a 32-year-old Boeing 767 flown by 21 Air from San Juan, touched down at Miami International around 2 p.m. Sunday. It overran Runway 30, crossed a road, hit vehicles, and burned next to an Amazon warehouse. Officials later said at least five people died. The pilot and copilot were trapped. Fire crews worked a fuel leak for hours.

Brenner’s follow-up close-up shows the emergency pile-up after the fire is largely out. Scanner traffic said the pilot may have gone to a hospital. Branch Floridian posted a cleaner ground shot as thunderstorms rolled in and asked people to pray. The listing is the new piece…

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