The Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft crash in Toronto was due to a strong gust of wind upon landing, causing the plane to tip over and lose a wing. Despite this, the aircraft was built to withstand such impacts, allowing all 80 passengers to evacuate safely. Aviation analyst Peter Goelz praised the aircraft’s design and the crew’s quick response, emphasizing the importance of seat belt safety. The crash resulted in 18 injuries but could have been much worse without the proper precautions taken. Goelz expects a swift investigation by the Transport Safety Board of Canada, with a preliminary report expected in 30 days. The quick action and effective design of the plane likely prevented a much more tragic outcome.
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