Delta Airlines Confirms 80 People On Crashed Flight

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Delta Airlines has confirmed that the aircraft that crashed at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport was carrying a total of 80 people. The flight consisted of 76 passengers and four crew members, indicating that the flight was at full capacity when the incident occurred.

According to aviation correspondents, the aircraft involved in the crash was a CRJ900, a common configuration on Delta flights. Delta Airlines has stated that they are actively reaching out to customers who were traveling to, from, or through Pearson International Airport (YYZ). They have advised passengers to monitor the status of their flights using the Fly Delta app for updates.

CRJ900 aircraft commonly used on Delta flights.

Flight had 76 passengers and 4 crew members at full capacity.

Delta reaching out to affected customers at Pearson International Airport.

Following the crash, several passengers sustained injuries and were promptly transported to nearby hospitals for medical attention. Delta Airlines has emphasized that their primary focus is on providing support and care to those affected by the tragic event.