Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, September 6, 2026 — A Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo aircraft experienced an incident where it overran the runway at Miami International Airport (MIA) on an unspecified date. The event led to an immediate ground stop for all departing flights from the airport.

Details regarding the specific time of the incident, the cause of the runway excursion, or the condition of the aircraft and any potential injuries were not immediately available. The airline operating the flight, Prime Air, and airport authorities have not released further information at this time.

Following the runway overrun, Miami International Airport implemented a ground stop for all departures. This measure is a standard procedure to allow for an assessment of the situation, ensure the safety of the airfield, and facilitate any necessary recovery operations. The duration of the ground stop was not specified.

Runway overruns can occur for a variety of reasons, including issues with landing gear, braking systems, weather conditions, or pilot action. Investigations into such incidents are typically conducted by the relevant aviation authorities to determine the contributing factors.

Miami International Airport is a major hub for domestic and international travel. Disruptions like a ground stop can have widespread effects on flight schedules for numerous airlines and passengers. Further updates are expected as the situation develops and more information becomes available from official sources.

Story summarized from the original created by Kevin Boulandier on wsvn.com, see more information here.

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