Passengers on board Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 endured the painful landing experience in Toronto. 76 passengers were left upside down in its seats after the aircraft crossed after landing.
Four crew members were also on the plane at the time of the collision. All 80 people survived and 21 passengers treated in the hospital. Each traveler was transported to the hospital since then, the airline confirmed.
An airline company based in Atlanta responded to the event by offering each affected passenger a 30,000 dollars of payments. But the sum of the five -digit fell in the eyes of the Wnba Angel Reese star.
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Chicago Sky striker Angel Reese (5) watches during the first half a basketball match against Las Vegas Acesses in the Wintrust Arena. (Kamil Krzaczynski-Ussa today sports)
“Wait that is that? Yes,” Reese wrote on X on Thursday, previously known as Twitter.
Reese’s comments He caused an anger to reaction on social networks, and some invited the Avio -Company to do more for passengers.
Time Land Toronto Time: Delta Leto from Minneapolisa turns upside down as she tries to land
If each passenger decided to take over the offer, Delta would be responsible for approximately $ 2.3 million with total payments. The aviation company noticed that the offer arrived with “without wires”.
The first response to an airline airline with water after collapsing on the runway of the Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississaugi, Ontario, Canada, February 17, 2025. (Nate Richie)
“The Delta Care team representatives tell the customers that this gesture has no wires attached and does not affect their rights,” said the airline spokesman. In order for passengers to actually receive the fee, it remains unclear.
The Toronto incident is one of several recent airlines.
The Airlines aircraft sits upside down on the asphalt at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, February 17, 2025. (Teresa Barbieri/Canadian Press by AP)
The Black Hawk military helicopter collided with a commercial flight associated with American Airlines in Midair, just outside Washington, DC 29 January, leaving 67 people of the dead. The flight started from Wichita in Kansas and arrived at Ronald Reagan Washington’s national airport.
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At the end of January, twins Medevac Jet collapsed In the neighborhood of Philadelphia. The plane carried the patient’s child and her mother. Seven people died due to a collision, including one person who was in a vehicle on Earth.
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