A cargo plane operated by Amazon Prime Air, a Boeing 767-300, veered off the runway at Miami International Airport after landing, crashed onto a road, collided with several vehicles, and caught fire, leading to the complete shutdown of air traffic at the airport. The incident occurred around 2 PM local time, with multiple people reported injured. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the aircraft was disabled after taking off from a diagonal runway and remained inoperable. Firefighters arrived to find the plane already on fire, with visible flames and thick smoke. Over 60 firefighters were deployed, and authorities stated there were 'multiple injured individuals' on-site. The FAA ordered a full halt to air traffic due to the disabled aircraft, closing all runways and taxi lanes by 3 PM. Details about the extent of injuries and the cause of the incident remain under investigation.
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