
An Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday after arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, crashed near the airport, struck multiple vehicles, sparked a fire, and sent plumes of smoke into the sky, forcing the airport to close all runways; no immediate word on casualties.
AI-generated summary
The aircraft was a Boeing 767 operated by Amazon Prime Air that had flown from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Florida before the incident.
Multiple vehicles were struck sparking a fire and sending plumes of smoke into the sky following an Amazon cargo plane barreled off the runaway and crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday, forcing one of the US busiest airports to close all of its runways.
The aircraft overran the runway mid afternoon after heading into Florida from San Juan, Puerto Rico, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Social media images showed the Prime Air aircraft lying beside a road, near two parked semi-trucks. The plane appeared to have landed on its underside and remained largely intact, despite being engulfed by fire.
There was no immediate word on casualties in the incident involving a Boeing 767 operated by Amazon Prime Air, according to the Federal Aviation Administration and Miami International Airport.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Federal Aviation Administration will open an investigation into the cause of the runway overrun.
Very likely · Within days
Amazon Prime Air will review its safety protocols and pilot training following the incident.
Likely · Within weeks

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