Toronto Plane Crash Sparks Aviation Safety Concerns Across North America

A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed and overturned while landing at Toronto Pearson Airport, marking the fourth major aviation disaster in North America within the last month. The incident resulted in injuries to at least 17 passengers, with several others hospitalized. Weather conditions, including low visibility from snow, strong winds, and icing, are being investigated as potential factors contributing to the crash. This follows a series of tragic events, including a midair collision near Washington that killed 67 people and other fatal crashes in Alaska and Philadelphia. Authorities, including the Transportation Safety Board of Canada and the FAA, are conducting investigations to determine the causes of these incidents and enhance aviation safety. The recent spate of crashes has raised concerns among travelers about the safety of air travel.