AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAviation Safety: Investigators recovered flight recorders from Amazon Prime Air’s Boeing 767 crash at Miami International, where the jet overran the runway and struck a cleaning-crew van (7 people) and an SUV, killing five and seriously injuring five; NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy called the scene “devastating” and said the probe is still in the fact-finding stage. Runway Safety & Accountability: Reports say MIA lacked EMAS, the crushable runway-stop system used at about 70 U.S. airports, as scrutiny grows over how the airport handled an overrun. Road & Rail Security: Victoria Police launched an online tool to check suspected stolen cars and report locations, aiming to speed recoveries as car theft remains a major problem. Maritime Trade: HMM signed a $3.5bn, 25-year bulk shipping deal with Brazil’s Vale, deploying methanol/ethanol-ready Newcastlemax ships from 2030. Global Shipping Rules: Maritime nations warned that international shipping rules are “collapsing,” adding pressure to already strained logistics. Energy Markets: Oil prices edged higher near $98 a barrel as Hormuz tensions and shipping disruptions threaten supply. Food Logistics: Five new grain ships left Ukraine for Turkey, China and Italy under the Black Sea export framework.
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