Hi there, everyone. It's now 4 o'clock in New York. We begin with the breaking news out of Toronto,

where a Delta Airlines flight arriving from Minneapolis has crashed on landing. That's according to the FAA.

You're looking at live images from Toronto's Pearson Airport. The jet appears to have flipped upside down. It is a developing

situation and a lot is unknown at this hour, but here's what we do know. The incident happened

around 2.45 p.m. Eastern. 80 people were on board the aircraft. Pearson Airport has said in a

post on X that all passengers and all crew have been accounted for and emergency

crews are responding. A local official tells MSNBC that nine people have been injured. One is in

critical condition and has been airlifted to a nearby trauma center. A child was also injured

and taken by ambulance to a local hospital.

This video shows passengers evacuating from the jet.

The flight is operated by a regional subsidiary of Delta Airlines called Endeavor Airlines.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is currently in charge of this investigation.

Let's bring in my colleague MSNBC host, Ali Ali Valshi, who also happens to be a pilot.

He's been tracking this story for us.

Also joining us, NTSB investigator, MSNBC aviation analyst.

Jeff Gazetti will join us momentarily.

Ali Valshi, I've been listening to you on the air with our friend and colleague,

Katie Turr. Just reset for us, what you believe to be the circumstances around this now flipped

over, upside down jet. So the Delta feeder jet, it's not a mainline jet, but Minneapolis, as you

know, is one of the major centers for Delta. Toronto is the major

hub in Canada. It was on its way in. It was completely full. It's got 76 seats on that plane. Two people

in the cockpit, pilot and a co-pilot and two crew. So that was a full complement, which is typical

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