Delta Plane crash video: Shocking visuals from inside US plane go viral after crash landing at Toronto airport

Delta Plane crash video: Several videos of passengers evacuating the Delta Air Lines plane, which flipped upside down on the snowy ground after crashing while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, have gone viral on social media. The videos show panicked passengers evacuating the aircraft with assistance from the crew and ground staff.

At least 18 people were injured, including three critically – a child, a man in his 60s and a woman in her 40s – after a Delta Air Lines plane crashed landed at the Toronto airport, ending up upside down on the snowy ground. No casualties have been reported in the Delta Air Lines crash.

All the injured are currently receiving treatment at a nearby hospital in Toronto.

Dramatic visuals of the Delta Plane crash video from social media show people stumbling away from the CRJ-900 plane, lying belly-up on the tarmac, shielding their faces from strong winds and blowing snow.

The Endeavor Air flight 4819 with 76 passengers and four crew was landing in the afternoon in Canada's biggest metropolis, having flown from Minneapolis in the US state of Minnesota, the airline said in a statement.

The airline has not provided any explanation of the cause of the Delta Air Lines plane crash, or how the plane ended up on its back with its wings clipped.

Viral videos also showed the fire crew attempting to douse the fires around the Delta Air Lines plane crash.

Facebook user John Nelson, who said he was a passenger on the flight, posted a video from the tarmac showing the overturned aircraft and narrated: “Our plane crashed. It's upside down.”

“Most people appear to be okay. We're all getting off,” the passenger said.

Another passenger said there was no indication of anything unusual before the crash landing of the plane. “We hit the ground, and we were sideways, and then we were upside down,” he told a television network.

“I was able to just unbuckle and sort of fall and push myself to the ground. And then some people were kind of hanging and needed some help being helped down, and others were able to get down on their own,” he said.

Meanwhile, two runways at the Toronto airport will remain closed as officials probe the Delta Air Lines plane crash incident.