Chicago, Sept. 7 – At least five people were killed in an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport Sunday when a Boeing 767 overran the runway on landing. Prime Air Flight 7598, operated by 21 Air, left San Juan, Puerto Rico and hit multiple vehicles just before 2 p.m. EDT, closing runways and taxiways. Officials reported five injuries, three critical, after the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo plane crash in Miami.
🚨 Another footage of the 767 Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 freighter. THIS WAS NO ORDINARY LANDING!
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The Boeing 767 at Miami International Airport came down with tremendous energy, leaving very little runway to get the aircraft stopped.
What makes the footage even more… pic.twitter.com/YTDAgcZwcp
The Federal Aviation Administration identified the aircraft as a Boeing 767-300 and will investigate the Miami International Airport runway overrun. Amazon spokesperson Kelly Nantel said the firm is gathering details on Prime Air Flight 7598 and working with authorities, prioritizing the safety of those in the cargo plane crash.
Miami-Dade Aviation Department confirmed the incident as the Amazon Prime Air flight tried to land. Images showed the jet nose down, tail up, and scorch marks after the runway overrun that halted Miami airport operations, causing delays.
FAA investigators are examining the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo plane crash in Miami to find the cause of the fatal landing at Miami International Airport. Travelers faced cancellations after Sunday’s incident involving Flight 7598 that left five dead and others injured in Amazon cargo operations.