The US National Transportation Safety Board has launched a go-team investigation after a Boeing 767-33A operated by 21 Air LLC overran the end of Runway 30 while landing at Miami International Airport in Florida on September 6, 2026.
The aircraft was operating as Flight 7598, a Part 121 cargo service travelling from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Miami, according to the NTSB. The agency lists the case under accident number DCA26MA352. Part 121 is the regulatory category covering scheduled airline operations, but the flight was a cargo service rather than a passenger flight.
Miami-Dade County’s mayor said that people died and others were injured in the Sunday cargo-plane crash. The verified information currently available does not provide a confirmed number of fatalities or injuries, so no more specific casualty figure is being reported here.
Amazon confirmed that the aircraft carried Amazon Air branding. The company also said that the aircraft was operated by 21 Air, which is the operating carrier identified by the NTSB. The incident occurred while the aircraft was attempting to land at Miami International Airport.
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The accident has airport-safety significance because the aircraft overran the end of the runway during landing, taking the event beyond the runway environment. The available official information does not establish what caused the overrun or describe the aircraft’s condition, the runway, the landing, or the actions of the crew and air-traffic controllers.
The NTSB’s go-team investigation is intended to gather and analyze the factual circumstances of the accident. The agency’s case page currently contains no probable-cause finding and has not issued a fault determination. Its current status is therefore an active safety investigation, not a final accident report.
At this stage, conclusions should not be drawn about flight crew actions, runway conditions, aircraft performance, air-traffic control, or responsibility for the crash. Those issues remain part of the information that may be examined during the investigation. The confirmed facts are that a 21 Air-operated Boeing 767-33A flying Amazon Air-branded Flight 7598 from San Juan overran Runway 30 while landing in Miami, where authorities reported deaths and injuries.
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