MIAMI — New video of an Amazon cargo jet floating down a Miami runway, then bursting through a fence and into traffic, has given the public the same picture federal investigators described from the black boxes: a late, fast landing that never settled into a normal stop.

The Boeing 767-300, flying Prime Air Flight 7598 for contractor 21 Air, arrived Sunday from San Juan, Puerto Rico, as storms built around Miami International Airport. Airport and bystander video released in the days since shows the jet remaining airborne well past the usual touchdown zone on Runway 30, a 9,360-foot strip. Tracking data put it still near 130 mph at the pavement's end. It ran about 1,300 feet beyond the runway, hit a Ford Econoline van carrying a cleaning crew inside the airport, tore through fencing and barriers, struck a Toyota SUV on a public road and stopped in grass, on fire.

WATCH: New video has surfaced of the Amazon airplane crash at Miami international airport. pic.twitter.com/vxPPwgARnq— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 9, 2026

WATCH: New video has surfaced of the Amazon airplane crash at Miami international airport. pic.twitter.com/vxPPwgARnq

Five men in the van were killed: Rolando Aleman Leon, 55; Yoel Rodriguez Naranjo, 53;........

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