The Fifth Miami Crash Worker Has Been Named. ONYX’s Commitment Is Complete. Here’s the Full Accounting.

The fifth worker killed in the Professional Ocean Service van on Runway 30 at Miami International Airport on September 7, 2026, has been officially confirmed and publicly released. His name is Junior Garcia. ONYX names him.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials inspect a damaged vehicle two days after an Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway at Miami International Airport, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

THE FIVE NAMES  

The five workers killed in the Professional Ocean Service van on September 7, 2026 — all officially confirmed:

▸  Eddys Escalona

▸  Yordanis Fuentes

▸  Willian Aniceto

▸  Carlos Morejon

▸  Junior Garcia

ONYX committed on September 8, 2026, to name each of these five workers when their identities were officially confirmed. The commitment is complete today, September 19, 2026 — twelve days after the crash. All five have been named.

WHO THEY WERE  

Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, Carlos Morejon, and Junior Garcia were Professional Ocean Service employees working at Miami International Airport. They were inside a company van authorized to be in the airport’s operational area near Runway 30. They were doing their jobs. A crew aboard 21 Air Flight 7598 — a Boeing 767-300 operated under an Amazon Prime Air contract — was warned by automatic systems and by each other that they were coming in too fast. The crew landed anyway. The aircraft overran Runway 30 at 130 miles per hour and struck the van.

THE ONGOING ACCOUNTABILITY  

The naming of the five workers closes ONYX’s specific September 8 commitment. The accountability arc continues:

▸  NTSB preliminary report: due approximately October 7 (Day 30 from crash); will formally document the cockpit voice recorder findings, the crew’s decisions, and the EMAS absence

▸  21 Air investigation: Amazon paused operations September 15; NTSB is examining 21 Air’s safety culture and Karl Seuring’s 2022 whistleblower complaints

▸  Amazon contracting: whether Amazon’s oversight of contracted carriers is formally examined

▸  FAA response: whether the whistleblower system that failed to relay Seuring’s complaints produces any formal review

Eddy’S Escalona. Yordanis Fuentes. Willian Aniceto. Carlos Morejon. Junior Garcia. All five. ONYX committed on September 8 to name them when they were officially confirmed. Today is September 19. Twelve days after the crash. All five are named. The commitment is complete. The accountability arc continues toward the NTSB preliminary report due in October.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT  

▸  NTSB preliminary report — approximately October 7; the authoritative factual account

▸  21 Air safety culture findings — whether Karl Seuring’s complaints are formally addressed

▸  Amazon contracting review — NTSB and FAA scope

CONFIDENCE:
HIGH
Junior Garcia, fifth worker killed in Professional Ocean Service van Miami crash September 7, officially confirmed by reporting.
⚖️  BIAS CHECK — WHO IS SAYING WHAT
Junior Garcia, Eddys Escalona, Yordanis Fuentes, Willian Aniceto, Carlos MorejonThe five confirmed workers; all five are named; ONYX’s commitment to them is complete; the accountability arc continues toward findings
ONYXFulfilling the full September 8 commitment; covering the five names at their full human weight; tracking accountability through the NTSB preliminary report

SOURCES

▸  Confirmed reporting — Junior Garcia, fifth Miami crash worker named September 19, 2026

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