Wrongful death suit filed after Amazon cargo plane hits maintenance van at Miami airport, killing five workers

The lawsuit seeks accountability and damages for five ground crew members killed in what appears to be a preventable airport accident, raising questions about tarmac safety protocols and aircraft-vehicle coordination at major hubs.
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