BREAKING EVENT RECONSTRUCTION KMIA / MIAMI INTL BOEING 767-300F (PRIME AIR) FAA 14 CFR § 139.309 RUNWAY SAFETY AREA MODEL

Prime Air 767 Miami Runway Overrun Spatial & Deceleration Analyzer

Context (BNO News / Miami-Dade Fire Rescue): Prime Air cargo Boeing 767 overshot runway perimeter at Miami International Airport, crossed airport perimeter boundary, and struck multiple vehicles on the adjacent perimeter road with firefighters triaging patients.

INVESTIGATION PRESETS
AIRCRAFT LANDING PARAMETERS
298,000 lbs
146 kts
2,400 ft
RUNWAY & DECELERATION DYNAMICS
+6 kts
Rollout Time: 0.0s
Current Velocity
146 kts
246 ft/s ground speed
Total Rollout Dist
0 ft
Runway Length: 8,600 ft
Threshold / Roadway Margin
+8,600 ft
Within Pavement Boundaries
Residual Kinetic Energy
284 MJ
Perimeter Roadway Risk: High
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CRITICAL OVERRUN: AIRCRAFT EXITED AIRPORT PERIMETER
The 767 overshoots the runway end by 620 ft, breaches the 1,000-ft FAA Runway Safety Area (RSA), crosscuts the airport perimeter fence, and enters Perimeter Road at 46 knots with 38 MJ of residual energy, striking vehicles.