In an alarming incident on February 18, 2025, a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis carrying 80 passengers and crew flipped upside down upon landing at Toronto's airport. Miraculously, all aboard are expected to survive. Among the passengers were Pete Koukov, a professional skier, and Pete Carlson, a paramedic, who both described the descent as routine until the sudden crash.
Delta Flight Upside Down: Passengers Share Terrifying Experience in Toronto Crash
Delta Flight Upside Down: Passengers Share Terrifying Experience in Toronto Crash
Passengers from a Delta Air Lines flight recount the shocking moments of their plane crashing and flipping over as they approached Toronto's airport; fortunately, no serious injuries have been reported.
Mr. Koukov recalled the moment when the plane's wheels hit the runway, unexpectedly skidding onto its side. "I saw flames as we hit the ground," he explained, detailing how he quickly unbuckled his seatbelt to escape after the plane ended up inverted. He later shared harrowing footage showing their escape onto the snow-covered tarmac.
Paramedic Pete Carlson described the incident as disorienting, with the crash jolting him from a seemingly normal arrival. "One minute, you're landing; the next, you're upside down," he expressed, highlighting the chaos that ensued. As authorities investigate the cause of this unexpected crash, the passengers' harrowing accounts stress the bewildering moment when routine travel turned into an airplane emergency.
Paramedic Pete Carlson described the incident as disorienting, with the crash jolting him from a seemingly normal arrival. "One minute, you're landing; the next, you're upside down," he expressed, highlighting the chaos that ensued. As authorities investigate the cause of this unexpected crash, the passengers' harrowing accounts stress the bewildering moment when routine travel turned into an airplane emergency.
