The Boeing 767 cargo aircraft, operated for Amazon Prime Air, reportedly overshot the runway at Miami International Airport and came to rest beyond airport property.

Video and photographs from the scene showed the aircraft outside the runway area as emergency crews responded.

The incident occurred Sunday at one of South Florida’s busiest aviation hubs, which handles extensive passenger and cargo operations. Early reports indicated that the aircraft crossed a road after leaving the runway. The circumstances surrounding the runway excursion have not yet been established.

The aircraft was reportedly operating a Prime Air cargo flight. Initial reports circulating online identified the flight as Prime Air Flight 2I7598, which was traveling from San Juan to Miami, although authorities had not immediately released a full account of the flight’s movements.

Information about possible injuries remained limited as authorities responded to the scene. Photographs from the area appeared to show the aircraft largely intact, but officials had not yet released a confirmed assessment of damage or the condition of the crew.

The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are expected to be involved in determining what happened, although the exact agencies leading the investigation had not been formally confirmed in the initial reports.

The cause of the incident remains unknown. Investigators will examine the aircraft, runway conditions, weather, flight data, and other factors as they work to determine why the Boeing 767 left the runway.

Miami International Airport operations may be affected as crews secure the crash site and investigate the incident. Travelers flying through Miami are advised to check directly with their airlines and the airport for the latest flight information.

Further details are expected as authorities release additional information about the aircraft, crew, injuries, damage, and circumstances surrounding the crash.