Two of the four runways at Miami International Airport (MIA) are operational after an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway, according to airport officials. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated on social media platform X that travelers should expect significant delays and potential cancellations. Duffy also mentioned that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be involved in addressing the situation.
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Delays and Cancellations Expected at Miami International Airport Following Runway Incident
Following an incident where an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway, two of the four runways at Miami International Airport are open. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has advised travelers to anticipate significant delays and possible cancellations.
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