Delta Flight Flips on Toronto Runway; 80 Survive Harrowing Crash

The Bombardier CRJ900 overturned during landing in snowy and windy conditions, injuring 21 but avoiding fatalities.

Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto flipped upside down during landing at Pearson Airport on February 17, 2025.
All 80 passengers and crew survived, with 21 individuals hospitalized for injuries ranging from minor to critical, though most have since been released.
Initial video evidence shows the plane hitting the runway hard, shearing off its right wing, and overturning, with investigators examining weather conditions and pilot handling as potential factors.
Passengers and crew worked together to evacuate the aircraft, which was leaking jet fuel and engulfed in smoke; emergency responders quickly extinguished fires and assisted survivors.
Canada's Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation, with support from U.S. aviation authorities and the plane's manufacturer, to determine the cause of the crash.