On Monday, a Delta Air Lines plane overturned upon landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, injuring at least 15 people. Footage showed the surreal scene of the plane flipped upside-down as passengers were evacuated. All passengers and crew members were accounted for, with 12 sustaining minor injuries and two in critical condition. The injured were transported to various hospitals, including a child taken to The Hospital for Sick Children. There were no fatalities reported. The plane, operated by Endeavor Air, was arriving from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Toronto Pearson experienced delays due to the emergency, with snowy and windy conditions at the time of the incident. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada will investigate the crash, with assistance from the National Transportation Safety Board. FAA investigators are also on their way to assist with the investigation. The Association of Flight Attendants union confirmed that some of their crew members were on the flight.
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