UPDATE: Videos show moment plane crashed at Toronto airport

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(UPDATE: Feb. 18 at 5:22 am): A video has now been published showing the moment a plane crashed while landing at Toronto Pearson Airport on Monday.

The footage, posted to social media on Tuesday, shows the aircraft, operated on behalf of Delta Air Lines, burst into flames after hitting the tarmac.

At least 18 people were hurt in the incident, which left the plane upside down on the runway.

Clearist footage showing the crash moment of Delta - Endevoir Air CRJ-900 Flight DL4819 from Minneapolis (MSP) to Toronto (YYZ) with registration N932XJ.
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Flights are once again operating out of Pearson, but two runways remain closed as investigators from the Transportation Safety Board probe the crash.

The plane was landing at about 2:30 pm EST after flying in from Minneapolis in the US.

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There were 76 passengers on board. At least three of them, paramedics said, have been seriously hurt and taken to hospital. A child is among the trio.

Parts of Ontario have been battered by heavy snow and strong winds, with gusts of up to 65 kilometres an hour recorded at Pearson when the plane landed.

(Original story: Feb. 17 at 2:45 pm): While several people have suffered injuries after a plane crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, no fatalities have been reported, according to Delta Airlines.

The incident occurred around 11:15 am PST and involved Delta Connection flight 4819, which had originated from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

The flight was carrying 76 passengers and four crew members. In total, 18 people were taken to local hospitals with injuries. Videos and photos online show the plane lying upside down upon landing at the airport.

Delta Airlines says the plane was operated by one of its subsidiaries and that it was a single-aircraft accident.

“Initial reports were that there are no fatalities,” reads an update from Delta Airlines.

“Several customers with injuries were transported to area hospitals. Our primary focus is taking care of those impacted.”

The airport was closed shortly after the incident, but departures and arrivals have since resumed.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has announced that it will be deploying a team to investigate the incident.