Flames seen after Amazon plane overshoots runway at Miami airport
Video and photos from local media show what appears to be an Amazon Prime Air plane crashed at Miami International Airport.
Details are limited. Here's what we know:
Video shows Amazon cargo plane crashed at MIA
Reports say an Amazon cargo plane went off the runway at Miami International Airport Sunday afternoon.
Amazon cargo plane crashes
What we know:
According to the Federal Aviation Administration's website, there was a ground stop issued at Miami International Airport due to a disabled aircraft.
Amazon Prime Air plane crashed at MIA (FOX Miami)
Ground stop issued at MIA (FAA website)
Video obtained by NBC 6 South Florida shows a Prime Air plane, a Boeing 767, crashed outside Miami International Airport. Flames and smoke can be seen coming from the aircraft.
According to Miami International Airport, Prime Air flight 7598 overran the runway at MIA around 2 p.m. Sunday, prompting the ground stop. According to The New York Post, it had departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
FILE: Amazon Prime cargo plane (Luke Johnson / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
What we don't know:
It's unclear what caused the crash or whether any injuries have been reported. Miami International referred injury questions to Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, who wasn't immediately available for comment.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
The Source: This report includes information from NBC 6 South Florida, The New York Post, and WSVN.