Amazon cargo plane overran runway and struck vehicles at Miami airport
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said multiple patients were being treated after an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway and struck multiple vehicles at about 13:55 local time. Crews found the aircraft on fire with heavy flames and smoke, and more than 60 responders were called. The FAA said the Boeing 767-300 crashed after landing, and the airport reported Prime Air flight 7598 was disabled at the northwest end.
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