Video (Update): Prime Air Boeing 767 Reportedly Veers Off Runway at Miami International Airport, Smoke and Flames Seen
New videos circulating Sunday show heavy black smoke and apparent flames near a cargo aircraft at Miami International Airport, as reports indicate a Boeing 767 operating for Amazon Prime Air overran or veered off Runway 30 after landing.
The incident is drawing rapidly growing attention online as multiple videos from different angles show a large plume of smoke rising from the airport area and emergency crews responding.
Videos Show Heavy Smoke After Runway Excursion
One video shows a large column of dark smoke rising from Miami International Airport shortly after the reported runway overrun.
A second angle circulating online appears to show the cargo aircraft stopped off the paved runway area, with heavy black smoke and visible fire nearby.
Initial reports say the aircraft came to rest in the grass beside a perimeter road after leaving the runway.
Prime Air Boeing 767 Reported Involved
Several aviation and breaking-news accounts identify the aircraft as an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo jet.
Amazon Air commonly uses aircraft operated by contracted cargo carriers, so the precise airline operator, aircraft registration and flight number remain unconfirmed pending an official statement.
Crew-Only Cargo Flight Reported
Early reports indicate the aircraft was operating as a cargo flight with only flight crew aboard.
There were no confirmed reports of injuries at the time of publication.
Authorities have also not yet confirmed how many crew members were aboard or whether anyone on the ground was affected.
Emergency Response Underway at Miami International Airport
Videos from the airport area show emergency activity as smoke continued to rise near the aircraft.
The reported incident occurred around Runway 12/30, one of Miami International Airport’s four runways.
It remains unclear whether the runway has been closed or whether the incident is causing significant delays to passenger or cargo operations.
Official Confirmation Still Awaited
As the videos spread rapidly across social media, important details remain preliminary.
The FAA’s public aviation incident page had not yet published a statement confirming this specific event when checked, and authorities have not officially confirmed the aircraft identification, cause of the runway excursion or any injuries.
This is a developing story. The newly circulating videos provide additional visual evidence of a serious aircraft incident at Miami International Airport, but key details remain subject to official confirmation.
