Breaking Update: NTSB Gathering Information on Prime Air Boeing 767 Incident at Miami International Airport
The National Transportation Safety Board is now gathering information about Sunday’s aviation incident at Miami International Airport, marking a new official development after a Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo aircraft overran the runway following its arrival from San Juan.
The aircraft has been identified as 21 Air Flight 7598, a Boeing 767-300F operating for Amazon Prime Air.
NTSB Begins Gathering Information
The NTSB said it is gathering information about the aviation incident at Miami International Airport and that additional updates will be provided as more information is developed.
The agency has not yet announced the scope of any formal investigation or released findings about what caused the aircraft to leave the runway.
FAA Confirmed Runway Overrun
The FAA previously confirmed that 21 Air Flight 7598 overran the runway after landing at Miami International Airport.
The aircraft came to rest beyond the paved runway area as emergency crews responded.
Casualty Reports Still Need Confirmation
Reports circulating online have claimed multiple people were killed or injured, but no official casualty total has yet been confirmed by the NTSB or FAA.
Until authorities release verified information, those figures should remain treated as preliminary and unconfirmed.
More Updates Expected
The NTSB said further information will be released as additional details are developed.
The cause of the runway overrun and the full extent of injuries or damage remain under investigation.
