A Boeing 767 cargo aircraft operating into Miami International Airport on Sunday overran the runway and came to rest near a roadway, prompting a ground stop while responders secured the disabled jet. The aircraft was identified as a Boeing 767-300 cargo plane on a service from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and was linked to Amazon cargo operations.
Video from the scene showed the aircraft off the paved surface close to airport access roads, underscoring the disruption to traffic and airside operations at Miami. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the runway overrun and the airport response, while investigators were still working to establish the cause.
Details on injuries, damage and whether the aircraft struck any vehicles remained unconfirmed. The runway excursion adds to scrutiny of cargo operations at one of the busiest freight gateways in the United States, where traffic and turnaround times are tightly managed.