In the aftermath of a plane crash involving a "Delta Airlines" aircraft at Toronto Pearson International Airport, which resulted in injuries to eight people, the airport was temporarily closed to all incoming and outgoing flights. Reports indicated that the aircraft, a "Bombardier CRJ-900LR," sustained severe damage, including a significant crumple on one of the wings and partial separation of the tail. Shared images show the plane overturned on the snow-covered runway, with smoke rising from it, while passengers and crew members were evacuated safely.

This incident comes after a powerful winter storm hit the area, resulting in about 22 cm of snow falling at the airport, causing delays and cancellations of numerous flights. Emergency teams are currently working to handle the incident, while investigations continue to understand the precise causes behind it.

Toronto Pearson International Airport witnessed a horrific incident on Monday when a "Delta Airlines" plane overturned during its landing, resulting in injuries to eight people. The aircraft, which was arriving from Minneapolis, flipped over on the snow-covered runway upon arrival.

Reports have indicated that one of the injured is in critical condition, while others have sustained injuries ranging from minor to moderate. All the injured individuals were transported to the hospital for necessary treatment.

Images and videos shared on social media showed the plane flipped upside down, with smoke rising from it, as passengers hurriedly exited. The airport management confirmed via the "X" platform (formerly Twitter) that all passengers and crew members were safely evacuated, and that emergency teams responded quickly to the incident.

The incident occurred after a severe snowstorm struck the area, leading to the runways being covered with a thick layer of snow. The accident caused delays and cancellations of numerous flights, resulting in the temporary closure of the airport to air traffic.

Canadian authorities are currently conducting a thorough investigation to determine the precise causes behind the incident, focusing on the weather conditions and the technical state of the aircraft.