Overrun 767 crossed threshold at twice normal height before touching down long

A Boeing 767-300 freighter operated by 21 Air sustained a significant overrun during landing at Miami International Airport on October 26th, resulting in a collision with a van. Initial investigations indicate the aircraft exceeded the runway’s 30 threshold by an extraordinary 105 feet prior to touchdown. The 767 subsequently landed approximately 3,750 feet beyond this critical point, marking a substantial deviation from standard operating procedures. US investigators are currently analyzing data related to the incident and its causes. This event highlights potential risks associated with exceeding established flight parameters during landings.