The smashed cargo plane 767 was operated by Amazon; off the radar shortly before the scheduled landing, the records show

ANAHUAC, Texas – The first Chambers County reports on Saturday indicate that there were no survivors of a cargo plane crash in Anahuac between Miami and Houston. Officials believe that there were three people on board, and the Chambers County Sheriff, Brian Hawthorne, said that there was nothing intact about it. plane.

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This aircraft, a Boeing 767-300, owned by Atlas Air, took off from the Miami International Airport at 11:08 am local time and was scheduled to land at 12:53 pm Central Time at the same time. George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, according to the archives.

The plane lost contact with the FAA nine minutes before its scheduled landing. The data show that the aircraft has gone from 5,800 feet to 1,300 feet in less than a minute to the approach of Anahuac Bay.

Jason Whitely, of the WFAA, discovered that the aircraft, although owned by Atlas Air, was operating under the name Amazon Prime Air for this flight. Previously, the aircraft had been used to transport pbadengers with China Southern Airlines and Latam Airlines, a Chilean airline.

The aircraft involved in Saturday's accident was 26 years old and was part of the 30,767-300 fleet of Amazon.

In the 24 hours before the flight from Miami to Houston, the 767 flew from Honolulu, Hawaii, Ontario, Canada, according to records.

Dave Clark, vice president of international operations for Amazon, said this Saturday:

"Our thoughts and prayers are with the flight crew, their family and friends, and the entire Atlas Air team during this terrible tragedy." We appreciate the first responders who worked urgently to provide support. "

Atlas Air published a statement on its website on Saturday declaring:

"This confirms that a # 3591 cargo flight from the Atlas Air 767 operating from Miami to Houston was involved in an accident this afternoon.We know that the plane was killed near the city of Anahuac in Texas, in Trinity Bay.We can confirm that there were three people on board the plane.These people and their family members are our top priority at the moment, Atlas Air is cooperating fully with the FAA and NTSB and we will keep you informed as soon as additional information becomes available. "

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