On Sunday afternoon, a Boeing 767-300 cargo plane, identified as 21 Air Flight 7598, overran a runway while landing at Miami International Airport. The aircraft, which was operating for Amazon Prime Air, reportedly departed from Puerto Rico before the incident occurred. Following the overrun, the plane caught fire, with witnesses and media reports documenting heavy black smoke rising from the scene.

There is some variation in how the incident is described. While most outlets refer to the event as an "overshoot" or "overrun," some sources explicitly characterize the event as a "crash." Reports regarding the aftermath also differ; while some outlets focus on the fire and smoke, others mention potential casualties. Specifically, The Guardian notes that there were unconfirmed reports of casualties, though details regarding injuries or fatalities remained unclear at the time of reporting. Other outlets, such as Fox News and the Washington Examiner, focused primarily on the operational impact, noting the closure of airport runways and taxiways.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident, stating that the flight landed around 2 p.m. local time. While the visual evidence of smoke and fire is consistent across reports, the severity of the damage to the aircraft and the status of those on board remain the primary points of focus for ongoing investigations. Airport authorities suspended operations to manage the scene, though the duration of these closures was not immediately specified in the initial reports.