An Amazon Prime Plane apparently overshot the runway at Miami International Airport and crossed perimeter road. Online videos show heavy smoke. First responders are at the scene and have closed off access to the area.
As you can see in the photo above, the incident occurred just south of NW 34th Street and NW 67th Avenue at approximately 2pm on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
No word yet on the conditions of the crew of the airplane or if anyone on the ground was hurt. Stay tuned as we keep you posted on the situation.
Local media reports indicate the plane did strike multiple vehicles. It’s not clear if those vehicles were parked or being driven along the perimeter road.
Prime Air Flight 7598 overran Miami International Airport’s diagonal runway at approximately 2 p.m. today, leaving the aircraft disabled at the northwest end of the airport. All MIA runways and taxiways are currently closed, and a full ground stop is in effect. Passengers with… pic.twitter.com/3UICE7IF3L
— Miami Int’l Airport (@iflymia) September 6, 2026
Local media reports indicate Miami International Airport has come to a complete shutdown due to this crash.
🚨 UPDATE: MULTIPLE FATALITIES reported by first responders following the Amazon 767 crash in Miami
Say a prayer for these families, who are about to receive the worst news of their lives 🙏🏻
It’s UNCLEAR if the fatalities include the flight crew or people on the ground, as the… https://t.co/Brlp6trSLW pic.twitter.com/4zcFOKVjJa
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 6, 2026
Crash Of
Amazon Prime Air Aircraft At MIA International … #Miami #MiamiSprings … pic.twitter.com/upntR16tdu
— RAFA (@RaffaMiami) September 6, 2026
🔴 La FAA annonce la fermeture jusqu’à nouvel ordre de l’aéroport de Miami suite à la violente sortie de piste du Boeing 767 de Prime Air.
Les services d'urgence de l’aéroport signalent plusieurs victimes après l’accident. pic.twitter.com/bQrNaNw97l
— air plus news (@airplusnews) September 6, 2026
🚨🇺🇸 MORE FOOTAGE OF THE PLANE:
Reportedly, it’s a Prime Air (Amazon) B767, and veered off Runway 30 at KMIA Miami.
Still developing… hope everyone is alright 🙏
Writer: Michaelpic.twitter.com/EFaEBwxtxz https://t.co/ahNslNJ8Ak
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 6, 2026
🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: The plane that overran the runway and crashed in Miami was an Amazon Prime 767 en route from San Juan
Injuries HAVE been reported, but thank GOD this wasn’t a passenger jet.
But obviously, keep praying from the victims! 🙏🏻
h/t @AZ_Intel_ https://t.co/MPOdEyU34T pic.twitter.com/H4NO3Tvo6O
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 6, 2026
🚨 I've compiled two live-stream videos showing the moment the Amazon Prime Air cargo plane began listing to it's side (reason unclear) before crashing at Miami International Airport.
The top angle shows it lising to its side in takeoff. pic.twitter.com/PYaOJYyNdg
— Luke Brenner (@TheLukeReport) September 6, 2026
🔥 👀 ATC AUDIO & WEB FEED FROM MIAMI AIRPORT
This is NOT a passenger plane thank God. It appears Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo jet just overran the runway at MIA. Smoke pouring off it.The skies about 30 minutes prior were bright and sunny before clouds and storms began… pic.twitter.com/5rvrlOg3qJ
— Johnny St.Pete (@JohnMcCloy) September 6, 2026
WATCH: Debris from Amazon plane flies into air after crash at Miami International Airport pic.twitter.com/DIOgIs2x9G
— Klaxon Wire (@KlaxonWire) September 6, 2026
🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨
Due to a major first responder presence, NW 67th Avenue between NW 25th Street – NW 36th Street is currently closed. Expect delays and seek alternate routes.
Flights at Miami International Airport are also currently grounded. Travelers should expect delays. pic.twitter.com/y4vYZq4Vpx
— Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office (@MiamiDade_SO) September 6, 2026
