An Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport after overrunning the runway while landing from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The crash, which occurred around 2 p.m., resulted in the deaths of five people and caused chaos on the ground, with several individuals taken to hospitals. The plane, a Boeing 767 operated by the contract carrier 21 Air, ended up in a field next to the airport, emitting thick black smoke. Over 60 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to the scene, dealing with a fuel leak from the aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the incident, and all runways at the airport were temporarily closed. The FAA issued a ground stop to allow first responders to manage the situation, leading to significant flight delays and potential cancellations. Amazon is working with authorities to understand the crash and prioritize the safety and care of those affected.
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At least five dead after Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami airport
