Delta Flight Crash in Toronto Injures 21 Passengers

A Delta Air Lines flight crash-landed at Toronto's Pearson Airport, flipping over and resulting in injuries to 21 individuals, with two remaining hospitalized in critical but stable condition. Eyewitness accounts described the plane bouncing and sliding on the runway before bursting into flames, creating a scene of chaos and urgency. Paramedics, including Renfrew County's chief, provided immediate assistance to passengers, many of whom were still strapped in their seats upside down. Experts credited the cabin crew for their quick actions in ensuring passengers were buckled in during landing, which likely mitigated the severity of injuries. The Transportation Safety Board has recovered the aircraft's black box for analysis, while airport operations have resumed, albeit with potential delays due to ongoing investigations. This incident is part of a troubling trend of multiple plane incidents occurring this year, prompting calls for increased passenger preparedness for emergencies.