paula, you just flew in to new york from toronto's pearson airport. can you tell us a little bit about what the conditions were like earlier? >> yeah, i mean. >> i don't have pete's expertise, but i can tell you i have been through this airport hundreds of times. that is more snow than i have ever seen there. and i was there for well over two hours waiting for my flight. the snow was actually blowing and you could see the snow removal crews all over the airport just trying to keep up with the blowing snow. and for perspective, in the last week they just finished a major storm in toronto. but for perspective, they had probably 15 or 16in of snow in the last week. you could really tell at the airport. and that's what struck me as well as the winds. the wind was whipping up the snow incredibly in all directions. when we went to try and take off, we were delayed 30 to 45 minutes. i would say just waiting for runways to open. given the winds and the fact that they want to be safe. i mean, i guess that was the delay. that's at least what our captain told us.

america saying, delta air lines flight 4819 operated by endeavour aircraft while landing at toronto pearson airportis international airport and transportation safety board of canada will be in charge of the investigation. a statement there from the federal aviation authority as well now. we will have more on that throughout the evening on bbc news and you can go to the bbc news and you can go to the bbc website where we are running a live page with updates. let's return to the story that brings us to paris and that is european leaders have been meeting here to discuss the war in ukraine at the same time as the us and russia are set to hold talks this week to discuss ending the war. this hastily arranged summit here in paris was in many ways a response to the fact that european leaders, and indeed ukraine, are not sitting at the table for those talks around ukraine. one of the subjects on the agenda at the moment is defence spending in the european nations. how much should countries stump up as a percentage of their gdp to fund defence and military projects. here's nick eardley from bbc verify with

now this happened at toronto's pearson airport.ow, within the last hour, we got audio of the air traffic controller

now this happened at toronto's pearson airport. now, within the last hour, we got audio of the air traffic controller reacting to this crash. >> where's the crash? it's on runway 23. right. that threshold right at the intersection there. two, three and 15 left. flight one medevac. just so you are. there's people outside walking around the aircraft there. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. >> here's what we know. at this moment, all passengers have been accounted for. at least 15 are injured. at least two people have critical injuries. now you can see the passengers here walking off the plane. one of them capturing this incredible moment. >> in toronto. we just landed our plane crash. it's upside down. fire department's on site. mount tai down. everybody. most people appear to be okay. we're all getting off. >> cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean is covering every new development of this breaking story. cnn's richard quest, who has covered the aviation industry for decades, is also standing by. pete, i

the flight was going from minneapolis to the toronto pearson airport. that's for this live picture is from the airport has confirmed that emergency crews are responding and we can see that looks like there, several fire trucks there as well as emergency vehicles from the police department. we do know now that all the passengers and crew members have been accounted for. we do not know though if there are any injuries now that we have these live pictures into the newsroom. we can got a better idea of what's happening there in toronto as this delta plane has flipped upside down at the pearson airport there. but again, we're waiting to hear if anyone's been injured. we certainly do not know a cause at this time. we're keeping our eyes on this. more information continues to come into our newsroom and we'll keep you updated here on kron 4 this afternoon. cal fire has started releasing new maps that outline the severity of the fire dangers in communities all across california. and this is coming after governor newsom signed an executive order to accelerate the

a plane has crashed at toronto pearson international airport, flipping upside down. 80 people were onnes plane in the united states. 18 people were injured, three of them seriously. david willis reports. ushered to safety after a truly remarkable escape. bleep. this passenger's—eye view of the delta airlines plane, belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, doused it with water. staff scrambled to the scene. walking around the aircraft. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. officials are hailing a textbook response on the part getting a lot of care and support from my staff. we just landed, our plane crashed. it's upside down. could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, and there were no crosswinds. dispatched to toronto to assist their canadian david willis, bbc news. dan ronan, aviation expert, commercial pilot and journalist it looks as though the right wing may have struck either or something, and then flipped over. the sheer survivability of this is really period of time so professionally. they are not there to serve us drinks or san

there isn't military activity at pearson airport. this is the main airport in toronto. a crash or there was anything. there were two airplanes involved, but everybody's been talking about the weather in toronto for the last couple of days. if you were taking off, for instance, you'd be deiced. you know, you'd be you'd be delayed on that front. but the other time a plane had a crash like this in toronto, it was also a landing incident so many years ago. also a landing incident. so they're going to study this very closely at the moment. kind of remarkable, katie, to be looking at an upside down aircraft on a on a runway and at the moment to believe that everybody survived that. >> listen, i've, i've covered a lot of plane crashes. i grew up at airports. i grew up flying. i've never seen i've never quite seen something like this. usually if a plane ends up upside down, it's because it's hit something else on the runway and intact like this. so this is definitely new. and talking about the conditions, just as you were talking, ali, we saw the wind pick up and the snow on th

the pilot did not report any problems on approach to toronto pearson international airport passenger p carlson spoke to cbc news. he says when the plane stopped moving, everyone was hanging upside down like bats strapped to their seats. >> what i saw was everyone a plane suddenly became. very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. and the and that was powerful. but yeah, there is definite what now who's leading? how do we find ourselves away from this? >> could you tell people were ok? i mean, see you've got to cut here. you also we had little bolder than it was this morning. >> okay. tuesday, investigators are at the crash site looking for the plane's black boxes, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. we are looking forward to getting those results to sharing those and those will be shared very publicly once they are received. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. a bay area congressman is blaming president trump for the string of aviation incidents. that is the space eric swalwell who wrote on x, no president has h

pearson international airport, about 213 eastern standard time was on what appeared, according to the flight tracking data, to be a relatively stable approach, meaning that the plane was descending at a normal rate, was coming in, lined up with the runway, and then apparently this plane crashed at low altitude. that is not exactly clear what caused this plane to roll onto its back, and then led to a very big evacuation of this completely full flight there on to the runway at toronto pearson international airport. i want to show you the video one more time from the passenger's perspective as they evacuated this plane, the overhead bins now the floor as they got out through the mid fuselage exit, the overwing emergency exit. we also saw passengers getting out of the r one door, which is typically a cabin service door that is used by cabin crews to refill drinks and the like. that's not something that people typically go through. people made it out very quickly, and that is so key because these things can turn bad very fast. we saw the black smoke rising from this crash, indicative of th

today at the pearson airport, we had winds. from the the numbers that i saw around the time of the arrival, 270 at 25, gusting to 40 to 35. i wouldn't be surprised if there were a few gusts that that got in there over 45, maybe even 50 knots just at the time when the the rj was touching down, which would be that very critical moment in the in the phase of flight for sure. >> and so the snow component with the snow over the runways, and it was even visible to passengers. what kind of difficulty does that pose? >> the. >> uh, the pearson equipment, the the snow removal equipment at pearson would have been out probably for four days straight because we've had something like, um, i think we've had 25 to 30in or more of snow. that doesn't sound like a lot of snow for a lot of people. you know, in other places in north america. but, uh, those equipment operators would have been going around and around the runways trying to make those runways as safe as possible. and i would expect that in the very last seconds of landing, there could

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airport officials in toronto say u.s. investigators have joined the canadian team on the scene of monday's delta airlines crash at pearson international airport. >> we do expect the investigators on site will be reviewing the aircraft on its current configuration on the runway for the next 48 hours. >> reporter: video obtained by tmz shows the moment the jet caught fire and flipped over, leaving a trail of black smoke behind it. >> drop everything, drop it. come on. >> reporter: flight crew members rushed to help passengers who were strapped in upside down, unbuckle, and escape the wreckage. >> what i saw was everyone on that plane suddenly became very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. >> reporter: despite the terrifying scene, officials say everyone on board survived, although there were some injuries. >> mainly stemming from back sprains, head injuries, anxiety, some headaches, nausea, and vomiting, due to the fuel exposure. >> reporter: officials will not speculate on what may have caused the crash, but aviation experts say investigators will take a close look at weather conditions.

to determine what caused a delta plane to crash land and then flip upside down at the toronto pearson airport. 80 people were on board yesterday. 21 of them were taken to the hospital with injuries. 19 of those passengers have been released, but three are still in the hospital. tom hansen is in toronto with new video of the crash and accounts from passengers. >>>>social media footage shows the moment a delta airlines plane skids, catches fire, then flips over at toronto pearson international airport monday afternoon. >>>>our plane crashed. it's upside down. >>>>images of the aftermath show the plane on its top, on the tarmac, its wings and tail ripped off and landing gear pointed towards the sky. >>>>all of a sudden, everything just kind of went sideways. and then next thing i know is kind of a blink and i'm upside down, still strapped >>>>in. passenger pete carlson told canadian broadcasters he knew he had to get off the plane quickly. >>>>took my seatbelt off, which i had obviously left fasten for the landing and as i took it off, crashed down onto the ceiling which had become the floor. >>

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well sorry, so you said toronto pearson airport say 17 people were injured as the jet came into land during i see with a how does your castro has more everything drive passengers and board delta flight 4819 documented their own escape from their belly up plain the bumble deer, c r. j. 900. had taken off from minneapolis before a crash landed at the toronto pearson international airport on monday afternoon. all 76 passengers and 4 crew members evacuated to safety. the plane was operated by delta, a subsidiary endeavor, air treacherous weather. including 60 kilometers per hour winds may have been a factor in the crash. we are very grateful that there was no loss of life and relatively minor injuries. we are very focused on the care and the concern and the passengers and the crew. some of whom have already been re unified with their friends and their families. it wasn't very different story. less than 3 weeks ago. when 67 people died after an american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter collided. you're washington dcs. ronald reagan airport. the helicopter had been flying higher th

looking at the delta connection crash at the pearson airport it ended with that airliner as you can seely up on the frigid and snowy runway. thankfully no one was hurt in this crash, but -- killed in this crash, but eight or injured. three in critical condition, among them a pediatric patient, a baby, perhaps that passenger was sitting on a parent's lap at the time the plane hit the runway. and in critical condition in a 60-year-old man and 40-year-old woman all taken to the hospital. but officials say all 80 people on board that flight 76 passengers, four crew members, they are all accounted for. it was flight 4819 that took off from minneapolis-st. paul operated by delta connection airline endeavor when it landed at toronto this afternoon, the wind gusts were upwards of 94 miles per hour and it appears that atlanta during those gusts that the right wing of that bombard ea see rj may have struck the runway when it touched down with such force. you can see it snapped off the wing right from the fuselage. the gusty winds appears that the plane was landing and is stiffed across when on 23

had taken off from minneapolis before it crash, landed at the toronto pearson international airport on monday. afternoon, all 76 passengers and 4 crew members evacuated to safety. the plane was operated by delta, a subsidiary endeavor, air treacherous weather, including 60 kilometers per hour. winds may have been a factor in the crash. we are very grateful that there was no loss of life and relatively minor injuries. we are very focused on the care and the concern and the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been re, unified with their friends and their families. it wasn't a very different story. less than 3 weeks ago. when 67 people died after an american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter collided. you're washington dcs. ronald reagan airport. the helicopter had been flying higher than authorized inches. 2 days later, another fatal plane crash in philadelphia. all 6 people aboard a medical jet, died when it fell to the ground shortly after take off, killing another person on the ground. the series of incidents has alarmed the north american aviation industry. the

toronto pearson airport saying they have all been accounted for.e in critical condition. >> jeff, talk to me what stands out to you about the accident you're seeing in front of your eyes right now. i'm notice damage of one of the engines. >> hi, tom, so, this is a very serious incident. you don't even see the wings connected to the fuselage. something must have happened during landing, perhaps it cartwheeled. we don't know. to have a fuselage flying upside-down without its wing box means something that significant happened and it's amazing there was no loss of life. a matter of determining, looking back on what was happening to this airplane as it was on final approach, we know the weather conditions were extremely gusty and perhaps that had been an issue, to have an airplane, tom, there doesn't appear to be a giant fireball, there's some fire damage, but the fuselage looks fairly clean with its wings broken off. >> jeff, we have a shot of the engines upclose, what appears to be the right engine but it's flipped over. you can see the streaks of bla

looking at the delta connection crash at toronto's pearson airport, it ended with that airliner, as youup on the frigid and snowy runway. thankfully no one was killed in this crash, but at least eight people if not more have been injured, three reported critical condition. among them, a pediatric patienth cria baby.pe perhaps that passengerrh was sitting on a parent's lap at the time the plane hit the runway. also in critical condition, we are told, a 60-year-old man and 40-year-old woman, all taken to the hospital, but officials say all 80 people on board that flight, 76 passengers, four crew members, they are all accounted for. it was flight 4819 that took off from minneapolis-st. paul airport operated by deltaen connection airline endeavor,de when it landed at toronto this afternoon, the wind gusts for upwards of 40 miles per hour. it appears it landed during some gusts and that the right wing of th re bombardier t j may have touched the runway when it touched on was such ace jarring force paid you can see, it snapped off the wing right f. the gusty wind, it appears the plane was lan

. >>> 80 people on board when this plane crash landed at the pearson airport yesterday. everyone did survive. 19 of the 21 passengers were taken to the hospital. and images of the aftermath will show the plane upside down on the tarmac. its wings and tails ripped off pointed towards the sky. plane was coming if from minneapolis. four crew members safely escaped. investigators are now piecing together exactly what went wrong. >>> this crash landing comes after several aviation accidents in the past few weeks. some of them deadly. joining us live is the aviation expert. we're seeing video of when they crashed over. pretty stunning video. what's your thought after watching it? >> well first of all, the video will be helpful to the investigators. we've seen a number of videos that have been produced, televised on tv. i would expect several more to emerge as well. what they really help me is that when the aircraft touches down, it looks like it is crashing as opposed to sliding and crashing. that's additional information that we were able to learn from the night before. >> so

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. >>> meanwhile crews at the pearson airport in toronto started to remove the wreckage from the runwayirlines plane crash landed on monday. and all 80 people on board survived, but more than 20 people were taken to the hospital. all, but one of those passengers, have since been released. survivors of the crash say they are still in disbelief. >> and talking to my dad today. he says those 15 minutes from the time he got that text until he -- until he got the next one with some photos of what i took away from the plane, where they were 15 tough minutes. >> reporter: and officials are investigating the cause of the crash, but they say communications between the pilots and airport tower were normal as the plane approached. >>> and california is pulling back on the regulation intended to lower carbon emissions faster. carb or the california air resources board says the administration's law office denied the amendments, which would have lowered carbon emissions faster, but also increase the gas prices. for now, the current regulations will hold. they have until june to rewrite those amendmen

>> hey good morning kayla. >> at this. >> point you can see toronto's. >> pearson airport.open. we've seen flights taking off on the runway behind me as that investigation now is ongoing to really figure out exactly what led to this crash landing. we know the national transportation safety board for canada leading this investigation, being assisted by the ntsb as well as other officials. investigators from the faa as well. uh, and listening to updates from officials as they start to really try and piece this together. we know from previous incidents they'll be looking at the mechanical, the environmental. obviously, we heard a lot about wind gusts that were happening here at the airport yesterday. still very windy today, as well as all these investigators will be getting on the scene again. really start trying to piece together everything that was at play in those final moments as that landing was happening. we do know, uh, that parts of the airport, two runways where this crash landing happened remain closed. they are expected to remain closed over the next few days as inv

plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this country to make us safer and the skies because he seems to want to blame everything on dei. he blamed the crash over the potomac on dei. but to me, if donald trump says something was caused by dei, it means didn't even investigate because he just us

you see the plane upside down on the runway at front's pearson international airport.ing gone and no tail left. delta flight 4819 carrying 76 passengers and four crew members was coming in for a landing from minneapolis when the accident occurred. emergency crews were on the scene in those frigid conditions. deep, dark marks visible along one of the engines of the plane. the airport says all onboard accounted for and there were thankfully no fatalities, but several people are hurt including some in critical condition. tom costello joins us live with new reporting. good evening. >> reporter: tom, this happened at 2:45 p.m. in toronto. the response if firefighters immediate. the airport was closed for several hours and just opening now, but amazingly, everyone got out of this plane alive. >> reporter: on the runway in toronto a terrifying end for delta flight 4819. >> a plane crashed and it's upside down. >> lying upside down on the runway an endeavor air regional jet had just arrived from minneapolis in gusting winds when something went terribly wrong. >> this airplane

emergency management participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport each year, including a high level tabletop command exercise and a full scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own functional emergency exercise. and we did that in 2021. examining an aircraft accident occurring within the city of mississauga. this exercise included partners from various organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here regularly at pearson. the mississauga fire and emergency services and oem provides emergency management training to regional partners from various organizations who may be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. amongst other emergencies. the mississauga office of emergency management can also serve as a conduit between the city and the provincial emergency operations center. if provincial wide coordination for the response and recovery of community impacts during an emergency is required du

chilling new images of the delta flight 4819 bursting into flames as it hits the runway at toronto pearson airport. on fire, rolling over. inside the cabin, 80 passengers

video tonight of the moment that that plane crashed and flipped over on the runway at the toronto pearson airport. look at this video. it's new. it's from tmz. you can see the plane from minneapolis preparing to touchdown when it flips over and then crashes. first responders were able to evacuate. believe it or not, all 80 passengers. most of them just got out on their own. transportation safety board of canada is working to investigate exactly what caused that plane to just flip. conflicting reports on conditions, though, in terms of the weather. fire crews say the runway was dry at the time of the crash, but the weather service says there were 40 mile an hour winds and snow blowing on the plane. officials say a lot more investigative work is necessary. this would not be a time for us to have theory or to speculate on what caused the crash. so as i shared, you know, we have a number of agencies that are here that are responsible for doing a thorough and full and complete investigation to determine all the causal factors. luckily, no one died in this crash. passengers banged and bruised. most of

it happened yesterday on the runway toronto pearson, international airport of the 80 people on board. 21 were hurt to remain in the hospital tonight. and as samantha cortez, the reports we're getting a much clearer picture of the moments leading to the crash on the runway. >> u of the delta regional jet crashing onto the runway in toronto. this happened during 40 mile per hour winds on monday. the landing gear is deployed. then the plane hits bursting into flames as soon as it makes impact flipping over onto its back, skidding down the runway, belly up before finally coming to rest the right wing of the aircraft was sheared off in the crash. airplane, this crust that we just have a crash overnight, traders say, are people i walk around their process. >> yeah, we've got the aircraft. right down and burning. >> many people watched the aftermath and video shared online in on that. no one was seriously hurt or dead. the crew of delta flight. 48 19, her rockley lead passengers to safety evacuating a jet that had overturned on the runway on landing. that was admits smoke and fire. emergency

today, cnn has obtained new video showing that very moment at toronto pearson international airport. and you can see. delta flight 4819 slamming down on the runway monday afternoon. you can see it here. it's a hard landing. and if that wasn't enough, the plane then bursts into flames before rolling off onto its roof. somehow, everyone on board survived. delta says that two of the 21 people injured remain in the hospital. just this afternoon, we got another update from airport officials as they begin this investigation. cnn's paula newton is live for us from new york. paula, what did investigators reveal about what happened? >> well, the bottom line is not much except to say that the investigation is well underway. and think about that, boris. that plane will remain on that tarmac for the better part of the next 48 hours, as at least 20 investigators from canada, but also officials with the faa as well as the so-called go team from delta, all will be there on site, looking at the fuselage as it remains there in toronto. but as you just pointed out, there is a lot of video right now as

the delta airlines plane flipping over after landing at toronto's pearson airport on monday. >> it happened in an instant, but it lasted an eternity. >> 80 people on board, all surviving, including brian erickson. >> we were coming in pretty hot, you know, it was it seemed like it was a very rough landing. and then all of a sudden it's like, wait a minute, we're rolling to the right. what's going on? >> the plane taking off from minneapolis on approach in toronto. the landing gear apparently collapsing, the right wing hitting the ground, sparking a wall of fire. the plane rolling over onto its roof, sliding down the runway. >> something went wrong in the last 10s of this flight. we have data that shows that a 1000ft per minute descent rate had built up just prior to touchdown. that's about almost twice as what it should have been just prior to touching down. >> abc news obtaining this video from inside the plane. chaotic moments as passengers rushed to get out. people still in their seats hanging upside down. officials pointing to weather as a possible factor in the crash. there were wind g

determine what may have caused delta flight. 48 19 to crash land and flipped over at toronto pearson airport on monday. investigators are going consider in weather conditions as well as the possibility of aircraft malfunction and human error played a part. samantha cortese has the latest development. >> investigators in canada are out in frigid temperatures picking apart what's left of delta flight. 48 19 still on the tarmac in toronto. we've already removed the cockpit voice recorder, the flight data recorder and we sent them to our lab for further analysis. at this point is far too early to say what the cause of this accident might be. some commercial pilots say this video of the moment of impact raises questions about the pilot's actions. >> they say it appears the aircraft didn't flare at all during the landing flaring is when a pilot raises the nose of the plane to slow its rate of descent. you know what it's like driving. >> and that blowing snow with that snow crossing the runway at dry, dry snow. it's kind of hypnotized if you let that distract you for just a moment in the landing ph

plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this country to make us safer and the skies because he seems to want to blame everything on dei. he blamed the crash over the potomac on dei. but to me, if donald trump says something was caused by dei, it means didn't even investigate because he just us

some good news for passengers on that delta airlines plane that crashed at the toronto pearson airport. delta is now offering to pay each of them $30,000, no strings attached. on monday, upon landing that flight from minneapolis as we showed you flipped and crashed on the runway. everyone survived, with only one person still being treated in the hospital. investigators are now trying to figure out what exactly caused the crash and caused the plane to flip. analysts combing through a voice and data recorder from the cockpit. they're also working to figure out if weather, which was very snowy and windy at the time, played a role in that crash. well, districts across california are dealing with declining enrollment and ever smaller budgets. in santa rosa and vallejo, they're trying to optimize ahead of a tough a few tough years. tonight, trustees will vote on three options closing mare island health and fitness academy and moving vallejo charter school into that space, or reconfiguring loma vista environmental science academy. that would mean that they'd move students in sixth through eig

it canada's toronto pearson airport from minneapolis. no one was killed. and then authorities say the injuries were relatively minor. investigators, though, are still looking into why the plane crash may did say it was snowing and windy in the toronto area. delta had to cancel all flights into and out of toronto scheduled for tonight. >> a live look at the embarcadero and the bay bridge tonight. all clear here in the bay area. in terms of our weather. yeah. and we know that a bit of a chill is hanging around. let's check in with lauren taylor. yeah, he's called quiet out there right now. that's for sure. after a very rough start to february. although storms rolling through a nice beginning to the week, presidents day, turning out lots of sunshine and some high clouds. now tonight see a few more of those high clouds rolling on in temperatures could be a little chilly in spots. overall, though. >> not super cold overnight. not freezing temperatures out there right now. a nice look out over the bay at this time. i think as we head through the night tonight, t

participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport, including a high level tabletop command exercise and a full-scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own emergency exercise. the partner's organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here -- emergency management training for various organizations who may space might be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. the offices of emergency management could also serve as a conduit -- and the provincial operation center, if provincial-wide coordination for the response and recovery of the community impacts during an emergency is required. during an aircraft accident, the mississauga office of emergency management can assist in the coordination of providing municipal services if requested by our community partners who may be impacted in the event of. this conforms with and operates in conjunction to the airport's emergency plan deve

all passengers have survived when a plane crash landed, flipping upside down at toronto pearson international airport people were on board the delta air lines flight, which was arriving from minneapolis in the united states. incredibly, all of them survived, but three people — three people — including a child — were critically injured. jessica murphy reports from toronto. a touchdown in toronto that flipped a plane on its head. oh, no, no, no! drop everything! drop it! inside, terrified passengers scrambled out. moments earlier, they had been dangling upside down the cabin ceiling to get out. oh, my bleep! as we made our descent and made touchdown, it was just a very forceful event, where all of a sudden but it sounded... i mean, it wasjust cement and metal. 80 people were on board, 21 taken to hospital. 19 have been released. miraculously, everyone survived. as emergency services rushed to help. this airplane just crashed... you can just stay there. i got no traffic here, so let me know what you'd like to do. we just had a crash on runway 23 here. they were travelling from the us city of minneapolis

chilling new images of the delta flight 4819 bursting into flames as it hits the runway at toronto pearson airport. on fire, rolling over. inside the cabin, 80 passengers and crew upside down, still buckled in their seats. four crew members quickly getting everyone out. 21 passengers hurt. some still in the hospital tonight. and what we're now learning about this crash. what might have led to it. >>> also tonight, the new winter storm sweeping across the u.s. 25 states now under alerts tonight for snow and ice, from montana, down to texas, all the way to the east coast. then brutal cold across most of the country. it felt like 21 below in chicago, it will feel like 1 degree in dallas. ginger zee is here. >>> also, the images coming in tonight outside philadelphia. the massive fire forcing entire neighborhoods to shelter in place. schools and businesses have been closed, and why authorities are so concerned. >>> tonight, president trump defending the mass firing of thousands of federal workers. what he said just before we came on. the president was also asked about layoffs at the national nuclear s

and toronto pearson is a very advanced airport. they do have wind shear detection equipment. if there was any kind of wind shear warning. so i agree completely with with miles and i still have questions, i back it up a few more minutes just to see what happened in the in the minute before this. very bad. as miles said. pancake landing it there was no, uh, attempt to flare at all, which slows the plane down and put your back wheels on the runway first. >> yeah, it's so. i'm always so thankful to have both of your expertise on this. i want to play for everyone. how? one of the passengers described what he experienced. he was sitting in the 10th row of the aircraft. let me play this. >> we were coming in, and i did notice that, like, uh, the winds were super gusty. the snow, uh, had kind of blown over the, the runways. and when we hit, it was just a super hard, like, like hit the ground and the plane went sideways. and i believe, uh, we skidded, like, on our side and then flipped over on our back where we ended up, there was like a big fireball out this left side of the plane. >

airport officials in toronto say u.s. investigators have joined the canadian team at the scene of monday's delta airlines crash at pearson t. >> we do expect the investigators on-site will be reviewing the aircraft on its current configuration on the runway for the next 48 hours. >> reporter: video obtained by tmz shows the moment the jet caught fire and flipped over, leaving a trail of smoke. >> drop everything, drop it. >> reporter: crewmembers helped passengers who were strapped in upside down escape. >> everyone on that plane became very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. >> reporter: despite the terrifying scene, everyone on board survived, although there were some injuries. >> mainly stemming from back sprains, head injuries, anxiety, some headaches, nausea and vomiting due to the fuel exposure. >> reporter: officials say they will not speculate op what may have caused the crash, but aviation experts say investigators will take a close look at weather conditions. >> they're going to be looking at things like wind gust, wind shears, things like that, icing on the runways. >> report

toronto pearson international airport is back open tonight after a delta airlines jet flipped over while landing yesterday. investigators are now trying to determine if weather played a role. all 80 people on board survived that crash. nearly all of the 21 injured passengers were released from the hospital by this morning. this marks though the fourth plane crash in north america in just the past month, and compelling new video has arisen of yesterday's crash, giving a clear view of what happened. ktvu tom vacar has that video and what experts are saying about this accident that luckily killed no one. tom. >> well, i think it's fair to say that science and lady luck determine the outcome in this case. this is the moment when a delta regional jet with 80 on board, who all survived, slammed, landed at toronto, canada's pearson airport. the now viral video was posted on x by air plus news, with hundreds of thousands of views. aviation accident attorney and pilot mary schiavo, a former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation, which oversees the federal aviation administrat

off from minneapolis-saint paul rnhi officials say the crash happened upon landing at toronto pearson airport just before 3:00 this afternoon, local time. this is video taken just moments after that crash. >> authorities say there were 80 people on board that plane, 76 passengers and four crew members. 18 people were injured in the crash. a child and two adults areai in critical condition. investigators are expected to look at a number of factors for this crash, including the wind conditions at the time that the plane flipped. >> that airplane. i my opinion, based on myl experience, was going too slow for the weather reported. >> rene o'shaughnessy, an aviation expert and former pilot, also said it's possible that the pilot in today's crash may have tried to compensate for the wind and dipped one of the plane's wings, causing the plane to flip over. now, delta has put out a statement and it reads in part, quote, delta airlines flight 4819, operated by endeavor air, crashed while landing at toronto pearson international airport in canada around 2:45 p.m. local time on monday, february 17th. al

emergency management participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport each year, including a high level table, top command exercise and a full scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own functional emergency exercise. and we did that in 2021. examining an aircraft accident occurring within the city of mississauga. this exercise included partners from various organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here regularly at pearson. the mississauga fire and emergency services and oem provides emergency management training to regional partners from various organizations who may be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. amongst other. emergencies. the mississauga office of emergency management can also serve as a conduit between the city and the provincial emergency operations center. if provincial wide coordination for the response and recovery of community impacts during an emergency is required

the last major crash at the pearson airport in toronto was in august 2005, when an airbus landing from paris skidded off the runway and burst into flames during stormy weather. >> hundreds of faa workers recently fired as part of the trump administration's cost cutting efforts, could be locked out of facilities as soon as today. the transportation department says the cuts do not impact air traffic controllers or anyone in critical safety roles. however, the drastic changes are raising safety concerns. we spoke to aviation consultant and former director of community affairs at sfo, mike mccarron, about the potential problems. >> the aviation industry has an incredibly great safety record, and it's right because we have people in place to make sure things happen properly and to take a meat cleaver more or less and start whacking away at the system may not be the best solution. as far as trying to find ways to pare down the costs. anytime you're dealing with a systems that are advanced warning systems, it gets a very delicate issue, and it'd be better to go a little slow, a little more pr

you're looking at live images from toronto's pearson airport. the jet appears to have flipped upside down. it is a developing situation, and a lot is unknown at this hour. but here's what we do know. the incident happened around 2:45 p.m. eastern. 80 people were on board the aircraft. pearson airport has said in a post on x that all passengers and all crew have been accounted for, and emergency crews are responding. a local official tells msnbc that nine people have been injured. one is in critical condition and has been airlifted to a nearby trauma center. a child was also injured and taken by ambulance to a local hospital. this video shows passengers evacuating from the jet. the flight is operated by a regional subsidiary of delta airlines called endeavor airlines. the transportation safety board of canada is currently in charge of this investigation. let's bring in my colleague, msnbc host ali velshi, who also happens to be a pilot. he's been tracking this story for us. also joining us, ntsb investigator, msnbc aviation analyst jeff guzzetti

pearson international airport. brian, what have you been seeing this hour? >> well, boris, that delta jet remains at the spot where it came to a stop yesterday upside down on that place on the tarmac there. and officials say it will probably remain there at least for another 48 hours while they continue their on site investigation. a couple of things that we learned from the news conference today earlier was that when first responders first got to the site, it only took them a couple of minutes to get there because they had a whole team of first responders already at the airport. they only took them a couple of minutes to get there, and when they got there first, they had to put out spot fires. according to some of the first responding officials who spoke today. also, todd akin, the toronto airport fire chief, said after they put out those fires, he was asked, you know, what did you do then to try to get the passengers off? and he said, actually, the passengers, almost all of them were able to self evacuate and then they were escorted away. so that was a pre

>> the latest update from toronto pearson international airport ceo is that 17 were injured in this crash. we thought maybe a couple were critically injured, she said. there were only minor injuries in this crash was especially good news. you know, a lot of people can be injured in something like this because they're hanging from their seatbelts, and then they go to unstrap their seat belts. they could fall essentially because of gravity to the ceiling, which is now the floor, and injure their head, neck or back. so really pretty incredible here that not many people were injured. only 19 days ago that we were covering the crash of american, an american airlines flight over the potomac river when it was hit by a military army black hawk helicopter. all 67 people in that crash died. and here we're talking about an extremely different outcome that could have been much worse. >> very different. all right, pete, stick around, if you will. i want to bring in former national transportation safety board managing director peter goelz. also, stephen wallace, former director of the faa's office of a