On the afternoon of September 6, local time, an American Amazon Boeing 767-300 cargo plane that took off from San Juan, Puerto Rico, broke out of the runway when it landed at Miami International Airport, crashed into a ground vehicle and caught fire. As a result of the accident, 5 people have died, and 5 people have been injured and taken to the hospital, 3 of whom have been seriously injured. US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy posted on social media platforms reminding travelers in the region to prepare for major flight delays and possible cancellations. An Amazon spokesperson said in a statement that the freighter was operated by the cargo airline “21 Air” for Amazon. Currently, Amazon is working closely with local government and officials to find out the cause of the accident. According to information, this aircraft is 32 years old and was operated by many airlines from 1994 to 2015 as a passenger plane. The speed at which the plane broke out of the runway was about 207 kilometers per hour. After breaking out of the runway, it ran over a road used by warehouse workers and other businesses around the airport. About 60 fire trucks and 200 emergency personnel arrived at the scene. Rescuers are still dealing with the plane's oil spill. Miami International Airport temporarily suspended operations. However, at present, 2 of the airport's 4 runways have been reopened.

On the afternoon of September 6, local time, an American Amazon Boeing 767-300 cargo plane that took off from San Juan, Puerto Rico, broke out of the runway when it landed at Miami International Airport, crashed into a ground vehicle and caught fire. As a result of the accident, 5 people have died, and 5 people have been injured and taken to the hospital, 3 of whom have been seriously injured. US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy posted on social media platforms reminding travelers in the region to prepare for major flight delays and possible cancellations. An Amazon spokesperson said in a statement that the freighter was operated by the cargo airline “21 Air” for Amazon. Currently, Amazon is working closely with local government and officials to find out the cause of the accident. According to information, this aircraft is 32 years old and was operated by many airlines from 1994 to 2015 as a passenger plane. The speed at which the plane broke out of the runway was about 207 kilometers per hour. After breaking out of the runway, it ran over a road used by warehouse workers and other businesses around the airport. About 60 fire trucks and 200 emergency personnel arrived at the scene. Rescuers are still dealing with the plane's oil spill. Miami International Airport temporarily suspended operations. However, at present, 2 of the airport's 4 runways have been reopened.