A cargo aircraft of the Amazon type, a Boeing 767, overshot the runway at Miami International Airport. The incident occurred on Sunday, with initial reports indicating that the flight had departed from Puerto Rico. During landing, the aircraft struck several vehicles on the ground, prompting a response from emergency services.
Emergency services, including personnel from the Miami-Dade fire station, appeared on the scene immediately. According to available information, more than 60 fire units were present at the scene. Their primary task was to secure the accident site and prevent the spread of any potential fire, given that parts of the aircraft were on fire at the time of the impact.
The management of Miami International Airport made an emergency decision to temporarily suspend operations. All flights were temporarily suspended, and the airport closed all runways for landing. This measure was implemented to ensure the safety of air traffic and to allow emergency services to operate freely at the incident site.
The exact cause of the incident is currently being investigated, with experts examining all circumstances that led to the runway excursion. Although details regarding any injuries or the number of casualties are currently unknown, authorities are verifying all circumstances to determine the causes of the accident and ensure the safety of all parties involved.
