On September 8, 2026 — the day after the crash — ONYX committed to naming the five workers killed in the Professional Ocean Service van on Runway 30 at Miami International Airport when their identities were officially confirmed. Forty-one days later, four have been officially confirmed. ONYX names them.
THE FOUR CONFIRMED NAMES
Four of the five workers killed in the Professional Ocean Service van have been officially confirmed as of this publication:
▸ Eddys Escalona
▸ Yordanis Fuentes
▸ Willian Aniceto (alternately spelled Willian Aniceto, per confirmed NPR reporting)
▸ Carlos Morejon
ONYX names each of them. They were airport workers doing their jobs inside an airport perimeter. A crew that was warned, ‘we’re coming in too fast,’ landed anyway on September 7 and struck their van at 130 miles per hour. Their names have been confirmed by official sources and reported by NPR. ONYX names them in full.
THE FIFTH WORKER
The fifth worker killed in the van has not been officially confirmed as of this publication. ONYX’s commitment: when the fifth worker is officially confirmed, ONYX will name them. The commitment is not partially fulfilled by four. It is partially fulfilled. ONYX will complete it.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM
Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, and Carlos Morejon were Professional Ocean Service employees working at Miami International Airport. They were in a company van that was authorized to be in the airport’s non-public operational area near the runway. They were doing their jobs. The 21 Air Flight 7598, a Boeing 767-300 operated under Amazon Prime Air’s contract, overran Runway 30 at 130 mph after a crew that was warned by automatic alarms and by each other that they were coming in too fast chose to land anyway.
THE ACCOUNTABILITY CHAIN
ONYX has documented the Miami crash accountability chain since September 8:
▸ 2022: Karl Seuring raised safety concerns at 21 Air; was fired; was told it won’t change
▸ September 7, 2026: crew warned ‘too fast’; automatic warnings blaring; crew landed anyway
▸ September 7, 2026: Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, Carlos Morejon, and one unnamed worker killed
▸ September 8, 2026: ONYX committed to naming them
▸ September 13, 2026: cockpit voice recorder confirmed the crew’s specific decisions; expert called it the worst crew performance in 60 years
▸ September 15, 2026: Amazon paused 21 Air operations
▸ September 18, 2026: four names officially confirmed; ONYX names them
Eddy’S Escalona. Yordanis Fuentes. Willian Aniceto. Carlos Morejon. They were in a van on an airport runway doing their jobs. The fifth worker’s name has not been confirmed. ONYX will name that person when it is confirmed. This is the commitment from September 8. Four names are here today.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
▸ Fifth worker named — ONYX will name the fifth when officially confirmed
▸ NTSB preliminary report — due approximately October 7 (Day 30 from crash)
▸ 21 Air and Amazon accountability — whether the NTSB investigation produces formal findings on 21 Air safety culture and Amazon contracting
| CONFIDENCE: HIGH | Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, and Carlos Morejon were confirmed as four of the five workers killed in the Professional Ocean Service van Miami crash on September 7, according to NPR reporting. |
| ⚖️ BIAS CHECK — WHO IS SAYING WHAT | |
| Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, Carlos Morejon | The four confirmed workers; their names are confirmed by official sources; their specific roles and circumstances are from NPR’s confirmed reporting |
| Professional Ocean Service | Their employer; the workers were authorized to be in the operational area; the company’s response to the crash is from developing reporting |
| ONYX | Fulfilling a 41-day commitment; covering the four names at their full human weight; maintaining the fifth-worker commitment until completion |
SOURCES
▸ NPR — Miami crash workers named Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, Carlos Morejon September 18, 2026
