Passengers begin to share their survival stories Cooling the crash landing Monday at Toronto Pearson International Airport, where Delta plane has been flying on flight and turned upside down on the runway.

4819 was 80 people, 76 passengers and four crew members, all of whom survived. Authorities say that 21 people were injured. Two of the injured passengers, a 40-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man, said that they were critically damaged and were hospitalized, while others were injuries. A paramedic service that responded to the scene. Delta said three people were left hospitalized Tuesday, CBS News MINNESOTA Gives:

One of the passengers talking about his experience is Pete Carlson, who sits on Monday morning on Mondniapolis-Street. Poly International Airport will take part in Paramedics Conference in Canada.

In an interview with Carlan Broadcaster, Carlson recalled the sounds of “cement and metal” and the scent of gasoline, as the plane bypassed the icy runway in Toronto, and losing the wings.

“When we prepared our origins and calmed down, it was just a very powerful event where everything was just a kind,” Carlson said. “And then the next thing I know was kind of blink, and I am upside down, he still entered.”

Carlson fastened his seatbelt as instructed before landing. When he opened the belt to evacuate the plane, he said that he had “crashed the ceiling, which became the floor.”

Accident workers at the airport were able to reach the scene of the accident “within a few minutes,” the President and CEO of Toronto Pearson International Airport said at a news conference. They quickly helped everyone evacuate on the plane. Flint said 22 of the passengers were Canadians, and the rest was a multinational, but did not provide details of how many were American or other nationalities.

“It simply came to our notice then. No country nor nothing, “said Carlson. “It simply came to our notice then.

Another passenger, John Nelson, the captured video of the plane, drowned and turned, because people came out of the freezing cold.

Nelson described the plane to land heavily before squeezing on his side and eventually turned on his back. CBS News MINNESOTA Gives:

“Here, like a big lighter, on the left side of the plane, and when we were over, we were upside down, everyone was there too,” Nelson said. “We tried to get out of there as fast as possible.”

Several additional videos appeared online because the passengers started shooting evacuation. In one video divided in Snapchat, a passenger Eshley Zook appeared upside down on his seat from his seat inside the plane, AFP reports. The crash seemed to knocked the lights inside the plane and it was dark.

The same social media video showed the rough wind when he was going out on the plane.

“I was just as a result of the plane crash, Oh, my God,” he said.

Another passenger, skier and sports influence Pit Cook, Share another video About the crash landing on Instagram. The flight attendant, which bears the work of practical uniform, is seen to help people evacuate the plane one by one through an emergency exit door, which Kukov climbed through him. Endeavor Air is a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines located in Minneapolis.

The flight attendant can listen to passengers' guide passengers to “throw everything” and urging them to “come”.

“St. F ***”. Kukov repeatedly exclaims after receiving the plane in recording. Its Instagram Post includes the message. “Being alive is feeling cool today.”

Kookov said later Vapor That “we were standing upside down like bats” inside the plane before evacuating. He said that “he didn't know anything, the question was” until the plane hit the ground. “

The accident is under investigation into the Canadian Transportation Security Council, which confirmed that it is a leader. The US National Transport Security Council and the Federal Aviation Administration have said that they will also send investigators.

Meteorologists say the accident took place when the accident took place and visibility came down 6 miles. The winds reached up to 37 miles / hours, the temperature was lower than freezing at 17 degrees Fahrenheit.

But King Aitkin, Cheer of Fire of Toronto Pearson's International Airport, said that the runway has dried up, and there were no crossroads. Flint noted that the two runways at Toronto airport will remain closed on Tuesday, when the investigation continued.