Cargo plane overruns Miami runway, crashes into vehicles; five dead

A cargo aircraft operated by 21 Air failed to stop after landing at Miami's airport on Sunday, resulting in a collision that killed five people and injured five others. The Boeing 767 overran the runway by some 1,300 feet before striking two vehicles in the surrounding area. Investigators are examining the circumstances that led to the runway excursion and subsequent crash. The incident raised questions about the aircraft's landing procedures, with reports suggesting the crew had considered aborting the landing approach after the wheels touched down. The National Transportation Safety Board and other relevant authorities have launched an investigation into the accident. 21 Air, based in Miami, operates cargo flights and was not immediately available for additional comment on the incident. The accident has prompted a review of safety protocols at the airport as authorities work to determine the contributing factors.