The preliminary report into the Delta Air Lines flight that crashed at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport last month has been released. The flight, operated by Endeavor Air, had been descending at a high rate of speed, resulting in a botched landing that caused the plane to flip upside down. Twenty-one people were injured, with two sustaining serious injuries. The report detailed the moments leading up to the crash, including a high rate of descent and the breaking and folding of the landing gear and wing upon impact. Following the crash, passengers and crew were evacuated, with an explosion occurring outside the aircraft shortly afterwards. Delta Air Lines and Endeavor Air are fully engaged in the investigation led by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, refraining from further comment until the final report is released. The cause of the crash is still under investigation, with a focus on the incident that led to the plane flipping over and catching fire during the landing. The safety of customers and crew remains a top priority for both airlines, and they are committed to cooperating with the authorities to determine the cause of the crash and prevent similar incidents in the future.
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