Investigators have begun removing the wreckage of a Delta plane that crashed on a runway at Toronto Pearson airport on Monday. Two of the five runways at Pearson International Airport have been closed since the jet with 80 people on board flipped upside down upon landing on Monday afternoon and burst into flames.
A total of 21 people were injured in the crash, though 20 of them have since been released from hospital…Source: ctvnews.ca/toronto
It has resulted in numerous flights being delayed and cancelled for a third day in a row. Some passengers have now hired lawyers in wake of Monday’s crash. Delays continue at Toronto’s Pearson airport Wednesday as investigators move forward with a probe into the fiery crash landing on Monday that sent 21 people to hospital — 20 of whom have now been released. In a post on social media, the airport said it continues to see delays and cancellations, advising passengers to check in before heading to Pearson for their flights. Delta Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto crashed on landing around 2:30 p.m. Monday, leaving passengers scrambling to flee the upside-down plane as firefighters doused the flames. .
Source: cbc.ca/news/
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
