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Delta Flights Resume in Toronto After Plane Crash Injures 21
- Cockpit voice and flight data recorders have been recovered
- US aviation safety investigators join effort to find cause
Emergency crews respond to a plane crash at Toronto Pearson Airport in Toronto on Feb. 17.
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Delta Air Lines Inc. resumed flights at a Toronto airport Tuesday as investigators sift through wreckage from a regional jet that flipped out of control after landing and skidding along the runway before coming to rest upside down.
There were no fatalities in the accident Monday at Toronto-Pearson International Airport. Twenty-one people were taken to hospital, and all but two have since been released, according to Delta. The regional jet, which was coming from Minneapolis/St. Paul, had 76 passengers and four crew.