Amazon Cargo Plane Overshoots Runway in Miami, Killing At Least 5
An Amazon-owned cargo plane, a Boeing 767 operated by Prime Air, overshot the runway during landing at Miami International Airport in Florida, crashing into a nearby farm. The incident resulted in at least five fatalities and five injuries.
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