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An Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway as it landed Sunday in Miami, crashing into vehicles and catching fire, officials said.
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Video showed thick smoke billowing from the blue and white Boeing 767 that had arrived around 2 p.m. (1800 GMT) from Puerto Rico, as fire trucks raced to the scene.
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There was no immediate word on casualties in the incident reported by the Federal Aviation Administration and Miami International Airport.
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The Miami-Dade Fire Department said the plane operating as Prime Air Flight 7598 caught fire as a result of what it called a crash.
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“Firefighters are working on extinguishing the fire and assessing patients,” it said on X.
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The department said the plane overran a runway and hit multiple vehicles near the airport. More than 60 firefighters rushed to the scene, it said.
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The airport said all its runways and taxiways have been shut down because of the accident.
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