Cyberzenhub.com – A large freight aircraft operated for Amazon’s parcel-delivery network slid past the end of a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 6, setting off one of the largest emergency responses in recent memory at the Florida hub. The Boeing 767-300, carrying cargo rather than passengers, departed San Juan, Puerto Rico, earlier that day and touched down near 2 p.m. local time before continuing past the paved surface. The plane came to rest disabled at the northwest end of the airport, and within minutes more than sixty fire and rescue units converged on the scene.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a brief statement confirming the event. The agency identified the aircraft as a Boeing 767-300 cargo jet flying as Flight 7598, which had taken off from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan before its Sunday afternoon arrival at Miami. The FAA noted the plane…