18 of the 80 people on board were hurt when a Delta Air Lines regional plane overturned when it landed at Toronto Pearson Airport in Canada on Monday in windy conditions after a snowstorm, according to officials.
According to a Canadian air ambulance official, three passengers on aircraft DL4819 from Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport—including a child—were critically injured, and fifteen more were sent to hospitals right after.
Late on Monday, Delta said that several of the injured had been freed.
76 passengers and four crew members were on board a CRJ900 operated by the US carrier’s Endeavor Air subsidiary when it was involved in a single-aircraft accident.
