An Amazon Prime Air cargo plane overshoots the runway at Miami International Airport and crashes into vehicles on the ground, killing five people and injuring others. The incident occurs around 2 p.m. Sunday after the aircraft arrives from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Video from the scene shows the plane remaining airborne late into the approach before touching down, after which it overruns the runway and comes to rest near a roadway.

Across outlets, officials and investigators describe a federal investigation led by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). Reports say the plane strikes vehicles used by people working around nearby facilities and that emergency crews respond to heavy flames and smoke, with foam used to extinguish fire. Some accounts mention crews needing to extricate at least one person trapped under a vehicle. The NTSB and aviation experts focus on whether the aircraft touched down too far along the runway to stop safely and why the pilots did not abort and go around.

Outlets also highlight possible contributing factors to be examined, including landing speed and braking, weather and wind conditions, and the aircraft’s mechanical condition. Several sources mention strong winds and dark storm clouds. Investigators are also expected to review the aircraft’s maintenance history. The crash disrupts airport operations, with more than 200 flights canceled and hundreds delayed, according to flight-tracking services. Amazon says it will cooperate with the investigation.