Delta Airlines Offers $30,000 Compensation After Toronto Crash Landing

The airline has assured passengers the payment is unconditional and does not waive their legal rights following the incident that left 21 injured.

A Delta Airlines CRJ-900 jet from Minneapolis overturned during landing at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, injuring 21 of the 80 passengers on board.
The crash landing occurred on Monday, with the aircraft partially catching fire upon impact; the cause is still under investigation.
Delta Airlines has offered $30,000 in unconditional compensation to each passenger, allowing them to pursue additional legal claims if they choose.
As of Wednesday, only one passenger remained hospitalized, with others having been discharged after treatment.
The incident follows a series of recent aviation accidents in North America, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the industry.