Officials provided updates on Sunday’s Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International airport. The plane crashed into vehicles, killing five people and injuring five others, officials said.

Should MIA be the first airport to add safeguards for runaway planes that the FAA says aren’t needed when safety buffers exist on runways?

The Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo plane that crashed off a Miami runway​ on Sunday, killing five people, was operated by a North Carolina company that has been accused by past employees of violating safety regulations,

The cargo plane, operated for Amazon, plowed into a public road and crashed into vehicles, killing five people and disrupting more than 200 flights over Labor Day weekend.

An aircraft that appears to belong to Amazon went off the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, video shows.

The NTSB said the crash happened during a “go-around,” which is essentially an aborted landing attempt that requires the pilot to keep the plane aloft to re-enter the traffic pattern and try again.

Craig and Danna Eady have two other children who were not in the crash.

Video captures the Phantom F4 jet crashing into the ground during a low-altitude maneuver at Tanagra air force base as thousands watched on.