Shocking footage shows that Delta Airlines flight turned upside down after landing the crash in Toronto – Travel

Emergency services are dealing with the incident after the Delta Airlines aircraft accident, which landed at the Toronto International Airport of Tronto Airport.

WITH airport stated in the statement: “Toronto Pearson knows about the incident after planting with Delta Airlines aircraft arriving from Minneapolis. Emergency teams answer. All passengers and crews are taken into account. “

AFA-CWA, a stewardess Association, wrote on Twitter: “Our union responds to Toronto incident with Delta Air Lines Endeavor Flight 4819. to gather information and support those involved. “

Meanwhile, Sarah Patten’s Constable from the regional police in Ontario said, “I understand that most passengers are out of the same, but we are still trying to make sure we are still at the scene.”

Delta Flight 4819 left the Minneapolis before today, and the video circulating on the Internet show that the aircraft spread to its side on an extremely snowy runway.

Local media, including CP24, say at least eight people have been injured as a result of an accident – although the severity of these injuries has not been confirmed.

80 people were probably on flight.

According to the New York Post, there was nine inches of snow in the Toronto area, which forced officials to clean the runway on Sunday (February 16) on Monday (February 17).

Ladova Group turned to Delta for comments.

The flight accident landed in Toronto (Twitter)

This happens just a few weeks after the American Airlines commercial aircraft crashed in Washington.

January 29, when he collided with a black hawk military helicopter.

All 64 passengers on the aircraft were killed with three people on a helicopter.

Both aircraft crashed into the Pottomak River, and passed the mass search to check the presence of those who survived before he returned into a mission with body recovery.

The 5342 American Airlines Flight showed the difference in the height of the height between the aircraft and the helicopter in the collision.

According to NTSB, data removed from the flight record inside the aircraft is approximately 200 feet when it collided with a commercial plane.