The fatal cargo plane crash in Miami on Sunday is bringing to light a complaint filed four years ago against 21 Air, the operator of the Amazon-branded aircraft.

Check the latest with the investigation in the crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport.

Miami plane crash investigators have revealed chilling new details from the final moments of the Amazon cargo jet disaster. One pilot warned the aircraft was flying too fast, but the other pilot gave NO clear verbal response.

This comes after the widow of one of the five victims filed a wrongful death lawsuit on Wednesday that named Amazon, the airplane's operator, 21 Air, and the two pilots, Joseph Caroll and Jaime Felipe Silva Moreno, as defendants.

Mario Lamar Sr., 80, was an experienced pilot who had flown for 40 years, according to a family statement released Tuesday. Also aboard were his wife, Lili Lamar, 79, and grandchildren Sofi Sosa, 28, and Christian Sosa, 22.

We're learning more about Sunday's plane crash, Florida. The five people killed when an Amazon cargo plane overshot a Miami runway and slammed into ground vehicles were identified Tuesday. Investigators are analyzing the plane's flight data and cockpit voice recorders for clues about what happened.