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Latest update from USA TODAY: Five people died and five were taken to a hospital. Miami International Airport is still seeing dozens of cancelations and delays after an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane overran the runway and crashed, erupting into flames on Sunday, Sept. 6, killing at least five people . According to the FAA, just before 2 p.m., the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 jet, operated by 21 Air, arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, overran the runway at Miami International Airport, crashed into several cars and burst into flames. Five people died and five were taken to a hospital. Three of the injured were in critical condition.
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8, 42 flights have been canceled at MIA and 63 are delayed, according to the tracker FlightAware .
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Latest update from USA TODAY: Five people died and five were taken to a hospital. Miami International Airport is still seeing dozens of cancelations and delays after an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane overran the runway and crashed, erupting into flames on Sunday, Sept. 6, killing at least five people . According to the FAA, just before 2 p.m., the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 jet, operated by 21 Air, arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, overran the runway at Miami International Airport, crashed into several cars and burst into flames. Five people died and five were taken to a hospital. Three of the injured were in critical condition.
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