A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis flipped over on the tarmac while attempting to land in windy and snowy conditions at Toronto’s Pearson Airport on Monday—resulting in injuries to 18 of the 80 people on board the plane but no fatalities—the latest in a series of aviation incidents involving U.S. passenger planes in the past month.

A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed, turned upside down and caught fire on the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport while attempting to land. All 80 people on board the CRJ900 twin-jet aircraft survived, but 18 people were injured, Delta said. CNN transportation analyst Mary Schiavo analyzes the new videos of the incident.

All 80 people on board the plane survived the crash landing, and those hurt had relatively minor injuries, said the airport’s CEO.

The airport confirmed an “incident” occurred Monday with a Delta flight from Minneapolis and all 80 passengers and crew are accounted for.

Canadian officials told reporters that a Delta plane crash was reported at Toronto Pearson Airport on Monday afternoon. The planed flipped upside down.

Authorities respond to the Delta Air Lines flight that crashed and landed upside down in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (NEXSTAR) — At least eight people are injured after a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis experienced an “incident upon landing” in Ontario,

Multiple people suffered injuries after a Delta Air Lines plane entering Canada from the U.S. crash-landed Monday, according to reports. The plane was traveling from Minneapolis when it crashed at the Toronto Pearson International Airport,