Toronto:
Officials said an aircraft crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday and injured eight people, said that CBC television flipped the aircraft on landing.
The video posted by the News Channel3 now shown a delta air lines aircraft on an ice -covered turmack, in which people walk away from the aircraft.
Of the eight injuries, one was important and the rest were light to moderate, the peel regional paramedic service supervisor Lawrence Sindon said.
The Piercene Airport in Toronto said it was known about an incident that included delta aircraft coming from Miniapolis and emergency teams were responding.
All passengers and crew were calculated, the airport said in a statement on X.
Representatives of Delta did not immediately respond to the remarks request.
“There is an aircraft accident. However, we do not know the circumstances around it at this point,” said Sara Patton, a Constable of Peel Regional Police in Ontario.
“It is my understanding that most passengers are outside and untoward, but we are still trying to make sure that we are still investigating the scene,” Patton said.
The website of Toronto Piercen Airport released more than four dozen delayed flights and reached the airport. The US federal aviation administration said there was a ground halt at the airport.
Canadian Transport Safety Board, independent agency investigating aircraft accidents, does not immediately respond to the request of comment.
The accident in Canada comes after some other recent accidents in North America in late January. An army helicopter collided with a passenger jet in Washington, killing 67 people, while at least seven people died when a medical transport plane crashed in Philadelphia.
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