‘I was just in an aircraft accident’: Toronto flight crash -land Survivor Share Video Daleta Plane Flipped – Times of India

A delta airplane carrying 80 passengers crashed, flipped on its back and made a dramatic landing on the icy runway of Piercen Airport in Toronto on Monday afternoon.
As a result of the plane crash, fifteen people maintained injuries, along with three persons – were seriously injured – including a child. According to reports, all passengers and crew members survived the incident.
According to Ontario’s air ambulance provider, Orange Air Ambulance, three patients were taken to Toronto Hospitals in critical condition: a child was taken to hospital for sick children, while in the 60s, a man and one in the 40s. The woman was shifted to other medicine. Facilities in the city.
A footage caught by a survivor of the accident revealed that a female passenger suspended her seat after the aircraft overturned.
“My plane crashes, I am upside down,” he wrote with recording.
After this, in the video, frightened passengers were shown to scare passengers to get out of the aircraft, making their way for safety. “I was just in a plane crash, oh my God,” the distressed passenger commented.
According to a notice issued to the runway aviation officers at Piercen Airport, they resumed after being closed for some time.
The airport confirmed through X at around 3 pm (local time) that all passengers and crews were located.
The incident included a Miniapolis-origin flight on Monday afternoon. Of about 80 passengers and crew, the most uninhabited, as a peel area was confirmed by the paramedic superintendent.
Earlier on Monday, the airport had estimated high traffic versions, with the expectations of 130,000 passengers on around 1,000 flights, after disintegration due to 22 centimeters of snowfall over the weekend.
Emergency vehicles surround the aircraft overturned on the icy runway, with an air Canada hangar against the blue sky.
Delta Air Lines confirmed the incident related to flight 4819 operated by Endeavor Air on Monday afternoon update, focusing on passenger care.
Transport Minister Anita Anand accepted the “serious incident” on X, while the Transport Board of Canada sent the investigators.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow expressed relief about the accountability of the passenger and the crew at the X, first the respondents and airport personnel appreciated them for their sharp response.