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To stream ABC10 News on your phone, you need the ABC10 News app. Example video title will go here for this video WASHINGTON — Federal investigators are looking into why an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport, crashed into vehicles and killed at least five people Sunday. The cargo jet was arriving at the Florida airport around 2 p.m. Eastern from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it barreled off the runway, continued traveling for roughly 1,300 feet, crossed a road where it hit two vehicles, and caught fire. The cargo plane hit a Ford van owned by a professional cleaning company for airlines at the airport, Jennifer Homendy, Chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said in a Monday press conference.
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An engine compartment fire sent heavy flames and plumes of thick, dark smokes into the air, according to the fire department.
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