First responders could be heard in distressing audio scrambling to extinguish a massive blaze after an Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway in Miami and collided into cars on a busy roadway, killing five people and leaving five others injured.Flight 7598 was landing at Miami International Airport from San Juan, Puerto Rico when it overran the runway on Sunday at around 2pm and 'struck multiple vehicles' on Northwest 42nd Avenue, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue told the Daily Mail.When firefighters arrived at the scene within just 30 seconds of receiving an emergency call, they found people trapped inside their vehicles, Fire Chief Raied Jadallah said at a news conference Sunday evening.They also found the Boeing 767-3000 on fire, with heavy flames and smoke.'The plane is on fire. The plane is on fire,' a firefighter could be heard in emergency radio dispatch obtained by the Miami Herald. 'Put your game face on guys.'Firefighters could also be heard on the emergency radio dispatch struggling to get hoses close enough to the plane to spray water to suppress the flames.Making matters worse, the aircraft's left engine was still running when firefighters battled the blaze, making it dangerous for them to enter the plane to check for patients inside.The firefighters could be heard in the radio traffic saying the pilots onboard told them they could not turn the engine off because they would need to 'energize' the aircraft, leaving firefighters on the scene forced to flood the engine with water. Five people were killed and five others were left injured after an Amazon cargo plane crashed after overrunning the runway at the Miami International Airport on Sunday The plane caught on fire as a result of the crash and killed five as it collided into vehicles