Investigators continue to determine why an Amazon cargo plane failed to stop on a runway at Miami International Airport, resulting in a fiery crash that killed five people and injured five others. The aircraft, operated for Amazon, overran the runway and plowed into vehicles on a public road during landing. The crash, which occurred Sunday, killed five individuals and left others critically injured.

Authorities have not yet identified the victims or confirmed if they were aboard the plane or on the ground. The incident caused significant travel disruption, delaying 153 flights and canceling 65 others by Monday noon. Travelers described chaotic scenes and lengthy delays, with some stranded at the airport during the Labor Day weekend.

The crash adds to a series of recent high-profile aviation accidents that have unsettled travelers nationwide. The National Transportation Safety Board planned a news conference to provide an update on the investigation into the cause of the crash.