Delta has offered to pay for all passengers on board the horror flight to Toronto, who crashed and upside down $ 30,000 turned around as a gesture of goodwill.
A total of 76 passengers and four crew members traveled on the flight from Minneapolis to Toronto Pearson Airport on Monday afternoon when it lost control of landing in the midst of heavy wind.
The plane burst into flames and the wing broke, so that it turned upside down, so that passengers like bats hang on their seats.
Miraculously, everyone on board survived the accident, brought to the hospital with 21 for treatment.
Spokesperson Morgan Durrant of Delta has assured passengers that the payment of $ 30,000 will be supplied with 'no signs and has no influence on the rights'.
If all 76 passengers agree with the money, Delta will spend $ 2.3 million.
The offer comes in the midst of a study into what went wrong, with a cooperation effort from Transportation Safety Board from Canada, National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration.
CEO Ed Bastian defended his pilots earlier on Wednesday and told CBS that there is only 'one level of safety' about the airline and its subsidiaries.
Delta has offered to pay all passengers on board the horror flight to Toronto, who crashed and upside down $ 30,000 as a gesture of goodwill
The plane burst into flames and the wing broke, so that it turned upside down, leaving passengers 'hanging like bats' on their seats
'All these pilots train for these circumstances. They fly under all kinds of circumstances at all airports in which we operate. So no, there is nothing specific with regard to experience that I would look at, “said Bastian.
The monetary offer has led online against contrasting reactions, with some who say they would accept in a heartbeat, while others wonder if there are any extra motives in the game.
'30k would hardly cover what I had in my luggage, so yes. You do not enjoy less than 200k and lifelong flights, “they said.
'They will use this on the road if you go for larger quantities. I would wait until we find out more if something is waiting for the deadline, “said another.
A third added: “They get more in a Class Action right case.”
But others were impressed by the generous offer.
One said: '30 racks wow. I would be part of a flip only for the Instagram stories. '
Another wrote: “There will be some passengers who feel that they are with scars for life and others who will think that this was the coolest to ever happen to them.”
If all 76 passengers agree with the money, Delta will pick $ 2.3 million
Shocking images from the scene show the plane upside down on the ice rink.
And Audio recovered from the air traffic control tower between controllers and a fellow car helicopter has slightly thrown the incident.
A official could be heard about 14.13 hours on Monday: “This plane has just crashed.”
During a separate conversation between air traffic controllers and a METEVAC helicopter, First Responders revealed what they could see from above.
“So you know that there are also people who walk through the plane there,” says a person.
“Yes, we have it,” another man replies. “The plane is upside down and burning.”
Terrange passengers opened about the experience in the aftermath of the crash and revealed that they 'hung like bats' after the crash.
Pete Koukov, who had filmed ski content, remembered the moving experience to have to release himself from his chair – while he was upside down – and hurried to the exit of the emergency situation.
Passengers made a line in the direction of the emergency exits while stewardesses, which encouraged travelers to leave their possessions, helped people crawl out of the fallen aircraft while fire brigade personnel sprayed it with foam
A passenger is seen upside down in her chair after Delta Flight 4819 was beaten on Monday afternoon at Pearson Airport in Toronto
“We got the ground and we were sideways, and then we were upside down like bats,” he said.
'I just feel happy and happy that I had to give the person I didn't know that I was sitting next to me a big hug, that we were fine, and see my friends who are here to pick me up from the airport and them Give a big hug. '
And John Nelson told CNN that the plane “went aside and … we went on our side and threw on our back.”
He added: 'When we struck it, it was super difficult.
'I noticed that the wind was super gusts. The snow was a bit blown over the runways. So it was routine, but it was noticeable that the runways were in a kind of strange state. '
The moment the plane stopped, Nelson noted: “There was a large fireball on the left side of the plane.”
Aviation is alone in the first few weeks of 2025 after several large crashes in the first few weeks.
About 67 people died in a collision between a Black Hawk helicopter of the US Army and a passenger jet of the American Airlines.
The causes are still being investigated, but early reports revealed that personnel levels were 'not normal', and that a single controller used the helicopter traffic and traffic at the airport.
Days later, a medical jet crashed in Philadelphia who killed all six people on board.
Then a small plane with 10 crashed over Alaska and everyone killed on board again.
