A Boeing 767 cargo aircraft ran beyond the end of a runway after landing at Miami International Airport, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
The incident occurred after the aircraft touched down at the major South Florida airport.
The FAA confirmed the runway overrun but did not immediately provide details about the airline, the number of people aboard or whether anyone was injured.
Officials are expected to investigate what caused the aircraft to leave the runway and assess any damage to the plane or airport infrastructure.
Runway overruns can result from a combination of factors, including weather, runway conditions, aircraft weight, braking performance and landing speed.
The airport and aviation authorities had not announced whether the incident caused significant disruptions to flight operations. Further information is expected as investigators review the aircraft’s approach, landing and braking data.