A Delta Air Lines regional jet flipped upside down and caught fire upon landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, resulting in multiple injuries among passengers. Fortunately, no fatalities occurred. While most passengers self-evacuated, two remained hospitalized with various injuries, including anxiety from fuel exposure. Investigators from the Transportation Safety Board and FAA are on-site to determine the incident's cause. The airport had experienced significant snowfall prior to the crash, but officials refrained from commenting on potential weather-related factors. The wreckage will remain at the airport as the investigation unfolds, affecting runway accessibility.
Fire officials confirmed that most passengers were able to self-evacuate from the plane, despite the chaotic aftermath of the incident.
Cory Tkatch described the range of injuries first responders encountered, highlighting the serious nature of passenger distress alongside physical injuries.
Deborah Flint emphasized the importance of a thorough investigation, stating that speculation on the cause of the crash was not appropriate at this time.
The Transportation Safety Board's investigators, along with the FAA, are examining the scene to uncover all causal factors behind the incident.
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