AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation & Safety: The U.S. NTSB says it will interview the two surviving pilots of Amazon’s Miami cargo crash after pulling key details from the recovered cockpit voice recorder and flight data. Investigators report the aircraft touched down and then pilots initiated a go-around seconds before impact, with no signs of speed brakes or thrust reversers in the recorded data. Local Impact: Authorities identified five victims killed on the ground—cleaning-crew workers in a shuttle van—while five others were injured; parts of MIA’s runway system reopened as the investigation continues. Business & Labor: Separate from the crash, DHS expanded E-Verify Status Change Report coverage and broadened I-9 violation categories that can trigger fines, raising compliance pressure on employers. Puerto Rico Economy & Education: A new PISA 2025 analysis highlights Puerto Rico among Latin America’s top improvers, while Energy/Utilities: Flotek-related investor alerts reference a Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority contract dispute and potential securities claims.
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