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U.S. aviation investigators are examining the speed, weather conditions and airport safeguards involved in an Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport that killed five people on the ground and injured five others. The 21 Air-operated Boeing 767 travelled around 1,300 feet beyond the paved runway, striking a van carrying seven people and an SUV. Publicly available data indicated the aircraft was travelling at 112 knots, or about 129mph, as it left the usable runway. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate why the pilots did not perform a go-around, alongside the aircraft’s mechanical systems, crew experience and air-traffic control, and will assess whether the absence of an Engineering Materials Arresting System at the end of the runway contributed to the severity of the accident.
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Police in Belgium have arrested a Belgian-Chinese technology researcher on suspicion of industrial espionage after the alleged transfer of trade secrets about semiconductor production to China. The unnamed dual-national held a senior research job at Belgian semiconductor manufacturer BelGaN while “simultaneously acting as a director of a Chinese company engaged in a similar manufacturing activity,” the Belgian federal public prosecutor’s office said. He is facing charges related to “espionage, participation in a criminal organisation, misuse of company assets and the unlawful disclosure of company secrets.”
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