When the cargo plane came to rest 1,300 feet past the end of the runway at Miami International Airport, its nose sat flush with the ground, the tail — and the billboard-sized Amazon.com Inc. smile painted on it — jutting awkwardly into the air as an engine smoldered.

New details from a flight data recorder raise questions about what happened in the cockpit as the plane careened off a runway at Miami International Airport.

The widow of one of the five victims killed in a Prime Air cargo crash at Miami International Airport has filed a lawsuit against Amazon and the aircraft operators alleging that inadequate training and a faulty aircraft contributed to the incident.