At least eight injuries while Delta aircraft turns upon arrival at Toronto Airport | Airline news

The dramatic collision, which happened in the middle of strong winter time in Canada, was not recorded by death.

A passenger plane carried by 80 people turned after landing in the busy international Toronto Pearson Airport in Canada, injuring at least eight people, one critical.

“Emergency teams react. All passengers and crew counted,” and the airport published on social media on Monday.

The landing landing came as Toronto continued the weather and snow in the middle of the winter storm. Over the weekend, about 22 centimeters (8.6 inches) of snow covered the airport, with snowfall from the week before.

The constituted flight comes from Minneapolis to Minnesota and was led by Delta Airlines.

Rescue workers in an emergency were seen rushing to the scene as the plane sat down on the stomach on the asphalt.

Officer Sarah Patten from the Peel Regional Police in Ontario said that the first respondents still determined the circumstances of the collision.

“As far as I understand, most passengers are out there and unharmed, but we still try to be sure, so we are still on the scene we explore,” Patten said.

The union representing the participants of the flight said its members “worked on this flight”.

“The reports are that there are no deaths,” said the flight attendant association in the post on X. “Please do not speculate on this incident because everyone is working to collect information and support to those involved.”

The photos showed that the Crj-900 jet turned on his back to the asphalt. He seemed to miss her wings, and the smoke rose from the back of the plane.