Delta Flight Overturns in Toronto Landing, No Fatalities Reported

A Delta Airlines regional jet carrying 80 people flipped onto its roof during landing in Toronto, leaving 21 injured but no deaths.

The Bombardier CRJ900, en route from Minneapolis, flipped onto its roof upon landing at Toronto Pearson Airport on February 17, 2025.
Emergency teams responded swiftly, evacuating all 76 passengers and 4 crew members; 21 people sustained injuries, with 19 already discharged from hospitals.
Weather conditions included strong winds and icy temperatures, though investigators have not confirmed if these contributed to the incident.
Videos from the scene show the aircraft smoking, with passengers evacuating while emergency responders sprayed the plane with water.
The cause of the accident remains unclear, with investigations led by Canadian authorities and supported by U.S. aviation officials.