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Delta Plane Crash: 19 Passengers Released From Toronto Hospitals
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0:59Now PlayingDelta Air Lines Inc. resumed flights at a Toronto airport Tuesday as investigators sift through wreckage from a regional jet that flipped out of control after landing and skidding along the runway before coming to rest upside down.
There were no fatalities in the accident Monday at Toronto-Pearson International Airport. Twenty-one people were taken to hospital, and all but two have since been released, according to Delta. The regional jet, which was coming from Minneapolis/St. Paul, had 76 passengers and four crew.
Passengers described a surreal turn of events, when an apparently routine approach turned into sudden chaos. Footage on social media showed the aircraft slamming down hard on the tarmac and being engulfed in smoke and a burst of flames. As it tumbled down the runway, a fireball erupted from the left side of the plane, passenger John Nelson told CNN in an interview.
Canadian aviation officials plan a briefing on their probe into the crash later Tuesday. Investigators from the US National Transportation Safety Board and representatives of the Federal Aviation Administration also are taking part in the review.
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