On September 6, 2026, a Boeing 767 operating as 21 Air Flight 7598 went beyond the end of runway 30 after landing at Miami International Airport. The aircraft was flying a domestic cargo route from San Juan, Puerto Rico, on behalf of Amazon. The National Transportation Safety Board opened investigation DCA26MA352 and published a preliminary account of the accident.
According to the NTSB, the aircraft hit two ground passenger vehicles after leaving the runway. It sustained substantial damage, including a fire on its right wing after the collision. The agency’s account places the accident at about 1:53 p.m. local time. That date and the flight number are useful for separating this accident from unrelated cargo crashes and from later posts that present the incident as breaking news.
A runway overrun describes where an aircraft ended up after landing. It does not establish why it continued beyond the runway. Investigators can examine the approach, the point where the aircraft touched down, the available runway distance, braking performance and the operating environment. Those are questions to investigate, and the word overrun by itself supplies very few of the answers.
