What in the hell is happening? Also, I understand it's 2025. I gotta be more specific. What is happening

with air travel right now? We just landed. Our plane crashed. It's uptight out. Right, so that was

Delta Airlines flight 4819, and that video was taken Monday afternoon by John Nelson, who was a passenger

on a flight from Minneapolis to Toronto. And as far as the specifics here, right, that flight was operated by Endeavour Air, a subsidiary of Delta, and as it came in for the landing, the weather was reportedly rough.

Where you had 20 to 30 mile per hour winds with reported gusts of up to 40 miles per hour.

And this is apparently the runway was covered with snow with the temperature dropping to 18 degrees Fahrenheit or just negative 2 degrees with the wind show. With Nelson then explaining to ABC what it was like when the plane touched down.

We hit the runway really hard and like extremely hard and we kind of popped up and it felt like we were leaning to the left.

Right next we see the moment of disaster on a witness's phone as the plane flipped completely upside down and burst into flames.

We skidded like on our side and then flipped over on our back. There was a giant firewall down the

side. I could actually feel the heat through the, through the glass. And it gives you a sense of just

how hard this thing must have crashed. Apparently the tail and one of the wings got completely

torn off. And so with all this, right, immediately air traffic controllers, paramedics and firefighters, they leap into action.

Life while one minute right, just so you are, there's people outside walk around the aircraft there.

Yeah, we've got to be aircrafts. There's upside down and burning.

Right, because the big thing here is not only might people be hurt, but there's a fire,

which means there could be an explosion. Meanwhile, you've got these passengers strapped into their seats still, hanging upside down an utterly shell shot.

We released the seatbelts that kind of fell to the floor,

which is now the ceiling.

And then everybody was just like, get out, get out, get out.

We could smell like jet fuel.

And so thanks to the flight attendants who were described

as remaining professional throughout the whole ordeal, dozens of people literally crawled out of the wreckage onto the tarmac. Everything, drop it. Come on.

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