Delta’s plane crashes at the landing at Toronto airport, hurting at least 15

At least 15 people were injured after a Delta airlines The regional plane crashed when landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday afternoon, authorities said.

The 80 people on board were evacuated from the plane, a CRJ-900 regional plane, after the accident, which occurred around 2:45 pm et, said Federal Aviation Administration. Two people were transferred by plane in a critical condition, according to Peel regional paramedic services.

The emergency teams responded on the scene and flights to the airport were stopped. Delta said he is aware of the incident and that he is “working to confirm any detail and will share the most current information” in his news site.

Delta Flight 4819 originated in the Delta downtown of the Minneapolis International Airport – Saint Paul.

Toronto Airport said he had waited for an busy day and a storm that threw more than 8 inches of snow in the region, with 130,000 expected travelers aboard around 1,000 flights.

The Canada Transport Security Board will lead the accident investigation, said FAA.

The accident arrives weeks after a Fatal collision in the air In January, at the Reagan International Airport in Washington DC, which killed the 64 people on a regional American Airlines plane and three other people aboard a Black Hawk helicopter from the army.

The federal aviation administration was also recently hit by dismissals Headed by the President of President Donald Trump’s Government and Elon Musk, with several hundred air traffic controlle receiving shot notices during the weekend.

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