New video shot on Tuesday shows the Delta Flight 4819 in Toronto landing onto the runway and then bursting into flames, before then turning upside-down.
TORONTO – New video obtained on Tuesday captured the moments leading up to the ill-fated Delta Air Lines flight from Minnesota to Toronto, Canada.
Shot from the cockpit of a plane on the Toronto Pearson International Airport tarmac on Monday, the video first shows Delta Flight 4819 descending onto the runway.
Although the wheels appear down, the aircraft ends up landing on its belly before it then rolls onto its side and destroys its right-side wing.
The aircraft continues to roll over, bursting into flames and sending plumes of smoke into the air.
DELTA FLIGHT FROM MINNESOTA CRASH LANDS UPSIDE DOWN IN TORONTO AMID 40-MPH WINDS
The plane bursts into flames.
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“Oh, no no no no no,” says a voice in the cockpit, where the video was being recorded.
As of Tuesday afternoon, three passengers were critically injured and transported to a hospital. No deaths have been reported from the crash.
Officials said the flight was carrying 80 people – 76 passengers and four crew members – at the time of the incident.