Stunned Toronto plane crash survivor shares video from moment Delta jet flipped: Live updates

Video of a Delta aircraft accident Surviving showed a woman who hung upside down on her chair in the rolled plane.

“My plane crashed, I am upside down,” she wrote the video.

Then she took the terrified passengers stumbled on those of the plane while they escaped to safety.

“I was just in a plane crash, oh my God,” said the shocked passenger.

The departing Canadian Prime Minister tweeted about the 4Nations hockey game between Canada and Finland, hours after the crash that three people left in a critical condition.

According to CTV News, fifteen people were injured in the crash.

Two adults and a child suffered critical injuries, while 12 more patients were brought to local hospitals with less serious injury, according to the last update.

About 80 people were in total on board the plane – 76 passengers and four crew members.

Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport in Quebec is preparing to receive 'different diversion flights', officials said on X.

According to Flighttradar24, around 237 flights have been canceled at the airport where the crash took place, according to Flighttradar24.

FOX News reported that the plane was damaged by strong winds of 70 km / h when it tried to land in the midst of a winter storm that wipes the US.

Tom Costello, a senior correspondent for NBC, blamed President Trump for the Canadian crash.

'This will once again express the concern about FAA staff, the air traffic control staff.

'Now this is a Canadian air traffic tower, and this is under the Canadian authority as soon as it exceeds the border.

“And yet there is perhaps staff visits at the FAA as part of President Trump's efforts to cut off the federal workforce.”

According to CTV News, one child and two adults were seriously injured in the crash.

The first reports said that eight people in general were injured.

A spokesperson for Delta told Daily Mail: 'Delta is aware of reports from Endeavor Flight 4819 that operate from Minneapolis/ST. Paul to Toronto-Pearson International Airport as involved in an incident.

“We work to confirm all the details and will share the most up -to -date information on news.delta.com as soon as it becomes available.”

'Delta is aware of reports from Endeavor Flight 4819 operating from Minneapolis/ST. Paul to Toronto-Pearson International Airport as involved in an incident, “the company said.

“We work to confirm all the details and will share the most up -to -date information on news.delta.com as soon as it becomes available.”

The Stewardessen Association also issued a statement after the crash landing.

“Our trade union responds to an incident in Toronto with Delta Air Lines Endeavor Flight 4819. AFA -Meerning worked this flight,” said the statement.

'Reports are that there are no fatalities. Do not speculate about this incident, because everyone works to collect information and support those involved. '

The Toronto Pearson Airport website showed more than four dozen delayed flights that leave and arrive at the airport.

The American Federal Aviation Administration said there was a ground stop at the airport.

A plane crashed on Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday and injured eight people, said civil servants.

Of the eight injuries, one was crucial and the rest was mild to moderate, said Peel Regional Paramedic Services Supervisor Lawrence Saindon.

Images show the plane upside down on the runway of the airport. Passengers turned out to leave the plane and step on the icy running track.

Emergency services surrounded the plane after the crash landing and sprayed it with foam, preventing a potentially fatal fire.