Delta plane from Minneapolis crash-lands at Toronto Pearson Airport
Source: AirLive.net
A Delta Air Lines flight operating as DL4819 from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) crash-landed upon arrival on February 17, 2025, leaving the aircraft upside down on the runway.
The aircraft involved, a Bombardier CRJ-900LR registered N932XJ, was operated by Endeavor Air under the Delta Connection brand. The incident occurred amid challenging weather conditions, as Toronto had recently experienced a significant winter storm.
METAR at the time of the accident:
CYYZ 171900Z 27028G35KT 6SM R24L/3000VP6000FT/U BLSN BKN034 M09/M14 A2993 RMK CU6 SLP149
When Delta Air Lines Flight DL4819 landed on Runway 23 at Toronto Pearson International Airport (CYYZ), the reported weather conditions included winds from 270° at 28 knots, gusting to 35 knots, and reduced visibility due to blowing snow (BLSN).
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Delta Air Lines flight DL4819 from Minneapolis, MN, to Toronto, ON
Emergency Response & Injuries
Emergency teams were quickly dispatched to the scene, and all passengers and crew members were accounted for. According to Peel Paramedic Services, at least eight people were injured, but the severity of their injuries has not been disclosed. The aircraft had close to 80 people on board at the time of the crash.
Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of the crash-landing, and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is leading an investigation into the incident.
Aircraft Fire & Airport Disruptions
According to Peel Regional Police, the aircraft was on fire following the crash, though details about its cause remain unclear. Toronto Pearson Airport temporarily halted all flight operations as emergency responders worked at the crash site.
Our data showed the aircraft's last recorded position at latitude 43.6924, longitude -79.6375, with a heading of 227º, a speed of 107 knots, and a vertical speed of -640 feet per minute before the crash.
Investigation Underway
Authorities are investigating what caused the aircraft to crash-land. The TSB is expected to release a preliminary report in the coming weeks.
