A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed, turned upside down and caught fire on the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport while attempting to land Monday, the latest in a string of passenger plane crashes since December.

Delta Flight 4819 crashed at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, on Monday. Authorities are on site, investigating what may have caused the accident, which occurred amid strong wind and snow and

There were no fatalities among the 80 people on board Delta Connection Flight 4819. Experts credit the aircraft design and the cabin crew’s response.

A Delta Air Lines passenger recalls the moment he thought he was going to die when the airplane went belly-up after crashing onto the runway at Toronto Pearson Airport.

The Feb. 17 crash happened when the Delta plane carrying 80 passengers attempted to land on a snowy runway at the Toronto airport. Following its descent, the plane skidded along the runway in flames before it flipped upside down.

A Houston man injured in the Delta plane crash in Toronto last month is suing the airline and asking for a jury trial. Tomas Eugenio Salvador Stamm was a passenger on Flight 4819, which departed from the Minneapolis-St.

Tomas Salvador’s attorney said his client is being treated for several physical injuries and is undergoing occupational, speech and physical therapy.