Toronto Pearson Airport says the CEO Delta plane crash “Textbook reaction” “installed a textbook response”

CEO Toronto Pearson Airport Heroism applauded Delta Air Lines Flight 4819Then the crew members Monday crashWhen the plane is flew while descending and later started the fire.

Eighty people, including four crew members, came out of the CRJ-900 aircraftIncoming from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport for the Federal Aviation Administration.

Delta, 21 passengers injured in the accident on Tuesday morning were released from the hospital. Two passengers are still listed in critical condition. Flint, Pearson’s “re-combination of all remaining passengers has completed the process.

Toronto Pearson Airport President and CEO Deborah Flint, the flight crew and all flight workers and crew members “industry” during the press conference during the press conference “Industry”.

“The crew of the Delta flight 4819 Hero, the passengers who took the passengers to safety, emptyed a plane to safety, smoke and firefighters, smoke and fire extinguisher.” “Thank you for making every day every day and every night you have on a safe air journey.”

Flint, crew, airport emergency workers and the first responding, “set the textbook reaction,” comes a few minutes after the accident.

He says this weekend this weekend was an accident at the airport that saw hundreds of flights this weekend. More than 1,000 flights are scheduled on Monday. The flights restarted in the airport in less than three hours after the accident.

Twenty members of the Canadian Transport Safety Council, which lead the investigation, are currently in the airport and the FLintin National Transport Safety Council and members of the FAA members.

Crews with Mitsubishi, who made the CRJ-900, are on the site with a delta staff during the investigation. Flint said that two runways will be closed for the next 48 hours for the next 48 hours for the investigators. At the same time, the plane will be removed from the scene.