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Delta disputes ‘disinformation’ about flight crew on plane that crash-landed at Pearson Airport

  • Delta Air Lines and Endeavor Air disputed false claims about their flight crew involved in a crash-landing at Toronto Pearson Airport, asserting that both crew members were qualified and FAA certified for their positions.
  • All 76 passengers of Delta Flight 4819 survived the crash, with 21 injured; compensation of US$30,000 is being offered to each passenger with no strings attached.
  • Weather conditions, including strong winds, likely contributed to the crash, as suggested by aviation expert J. Joseph who noted a rapid descent prior to touchdown.
  • The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating the incident, which involved a Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft that flipped over during landing due to challenging weather conditions.
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After a Delta Air Lines plane crashed and flipped upside down in Toronto, social media users falsely claimed the crew was “all-female.”

Without providing any evidence, President Donald Trump blamed diversity in hiring policies for the fatal airplane-helico

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Toronto SunToronto Sun

Captain, first officer in Pearson plane crash 'qualified and FAA certified'

Endeavor Air and Delta Air Lines are clarifying information about the captain and first officer of Endeavor Flight 4819, which crashed landed at Toronto Pearson on Monday afternoon before flipping upside down.

·Toronto, Canada
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The Epoch TimesThe Epoch Times

Delta Releases Credentials of Pilot and First Officer Involved in Crash, Rejects ‘Misleading Claims’

Delta Air Lines has released the credentials of the pilots from the flight that crashed in Toronto, saying it needed to refute “misleading” claims about them circulating on social media. Flames erupted as Delta Air Lines’ Endeavor Flight 4819 touched down hard on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Feb. 17. The aircraft skidded on the runway and turned on its side before flipping upside down, one wing sheared off. All 76 passe…

·New York, United States
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail

Delta counters online posts, says pilots involved in Toronto crash were FAA-certified

The airline said in a statement that both pilots are qualified for their jobs

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The ColumbianThe Columbian

Delta releases some pilot information in Flight 4819 amid ‘false and misleading assertions’

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines released limited information about the piloting crew aboard Flight 4819 Thursday evening, saying the company wished to correct disinformation circulating online about Monday’s plane crash. Read more...

·Vancouver, United States
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Fox NewsFox News

Delta releases new information about captain, first officer flying plane that crashed in Toronto

Delta Air Lines released new details about the crew aboard flight 4819, operated by its subsidiary Endeavor Air, which crash-landed in Toronto on Monday.

·New York, United States
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