Aviation & Safety: The NTSB says it has recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders from an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 crash at Miami International Airport after a runway overrun killed five people and injured at least five more; NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy called the scene “utter devastation,” noting the jet struck a van carrying seven cleaning workers and a nearby SUV, then tore through airport fencing and traveled about 1,300 feet past the paved runway before stopping. Puerto Rico Business & Travel: Puerto Rico tourism leaders say the island’s water crisis hasn’t meaningfully affected visitor flow, pointing instead to broader travel factors like airline changes and fuel costs; Aerostar reports a 4.4% passenger traffic dip from May–July, while July remains the busiest month for Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. Local Tech & Management: On Point Strategy launched “Impact Visibility Hub,” an interactive AI tool meant to help private firms, nonprofits, and government agencies track KPIs, performance trends, and grant/financial risk alerts—showcased at Boricua Emprende Fest. Labor & Economy: A new Oxfam ranking places North Carolina last for worker conditions (wages, protections, right to organize), and the report includes Puerto Rico in its state-by-state comparison. Caribbean Markets: A new analysis warns Caribbean hotel underwriting assumptions often miss local realities—especially how guest arrivals depend on air capacity, seasonality, and policy-driven recovery after disruptions.