The Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami nearly hit a parking lot full of Tesla Cybercabs
THE SO WHAT
A cargo plane crash narrowly missing a fleet of autonomous vehicles is a reminder that physical infrastructure risks are now tightly coupled—aviation, logistics, and AV fleets share the same real estate. Operators with concentrated assets in hubs and depots should revisit worst-case incident scenarios and insurance coverage, not just for their own failures but for neighboring systems.
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