Latest on passenger plane crash in Canada

It has been announced that 18 people were injured in an accident that occurred when a passenger plane flipped over while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Canada. While it was stated that there were no fatalities, an investigation into the cause of the incident has been launched.

In a statement released by Delta Air Lines, it was stated that the Bombardier CRJ-900 model aircraft involved in the accident was operated by the company's subsidiary, Endeavor Air, and was performing Delta Connection flight 4819. Information was shared that there were a total of 80 people on board the flight traveling from Minneapolis, USA, to Toronto.

It was reported that the company has canceled some flights scheduled to depart from Toronto Pearson International Airport due to the incident. While Delta Air Lines did not provide a detailed explanation regarding the cause of the accident, the Canadian press pointed out that strong winds were effective in the region at the time of the incident.

STATEMENT FROM THE CEO

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian said in a statement regarding the accident, "We are with all our passengers affected by this incident. I would like to thank the Delta and Endeavor team and the personnel who responded quickly to the scene. We continue to confirm the details regarding the accident and will share new developments with the public."

In the initial statements made after the accident, it was noted that although the cause of the incident could not be determined with certainty, adverse weather conditions might have been a factor. According to initial information, it was announced that 8 people were injured, but this number was later updated to 18. Authorities stated that investigations into the accident are ongoing and that information will be provided to the public as details become clear.