Amazon has suspended its partnership with 21 Air, the cargo airline involved in a recent plane crash in Miami.
The online retailer confirmed it would pause its relationship with the carrier following the incident.
The crash involved a Boeing 767 cargo plane that overshot a runway at Miami International Airport.
Details about injuries or the extent of damage remain limited as investigations continue.
21 Air operates cargo flights for Amazon through a contracted network that supports fast delivery.
The suspension adds pressure on the airline as federal authorities examine the cause of the runway overrun.
Amazon has not announced how long the pause will last or whether it will shift cargo to other partners.
The move highlights rising scrutiny of safety standards among third-party airlines serving major e-commerce firms.
