Upside Down Delta Plane Crash Lands in Toronto, 17 Injured but No Fatalities However, I noticed that at the end of the post, there seems to be an unrelated topic about chutzpah in shaping the future of energy storage, which doesn't seem to be related to the main topic of the plane crash. This might be a mistake or a leftover from previous writing?

Title Upside Down Delta Plane Crash Lands in Toronto, 17 Injured but No Fatalities

A dramatic incident unfolded on Monday afternoon at Toronto Pearson International Airport when a Delta Air Lines-operated CRJ-900 aircraft crash landed, leaving at least 17 people injured and no fatalities reported.

The unexpected landing occurred as the plane was attempting to touch down on the runway. Images captured by social media users and local broadcasts show the aircraft lying upside down, its wings clipped and smoke billowing from the fuselage. Passengers can be seen stumbling away from the plane, shielding their faces from strong gusts of wind and blowing snow.

Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, extinguishing fires as passengers continued to exit the plane. Paramedic teams reported 17 people injured, including three critically - a child, a man in his 60s, and a woman in her 40s. All wounded individuals were taken to local hospitals via ambulance or helicopter.

Despite the severity of the incident, officials have yet to provide an explanation for the cause of the crash or how the plane ended up on its back. The Toronto airport authority has confirmed that no other planes were involved in the incident.

Airport authorities praised emergency crews for their swift and heroic response, noting that they reached the scene within minutes and quickly evacuated passengers. Some of those affected have already been reunited with their families.

As a result of the crash, all flights at Toronto Pearson International Airport were suspended before being resumed over two hours later. Passengers can expect long delays as a result.

One passenger, John Nelson, posted a video from the tarmac showing the overturned aircraft and narrated Our plane crashed. It's upside down. He added that most people appeared to be okay and were exiting the plane.

Delta Air Lines has issued a statement acknowledging the incident and expressing condolences to those affected. The airline also confirmed that there are no fatalities and that initial reports indicate 18 people suffered injuries.

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) of Canada, assisted by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has deployed a team of investigators to the scene. The TSB will conduct a thorough investigation into the incident, which is expected to take several weeks or months to complete.

In this tumultuous and uncertain environment, one thing remains clear - the importance of chutzpah in shaping the future of energy storage.

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