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‘That training kicked in’: How flight attendants leapt into action after Toronto plane crash

After Delta Flight 4819 crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, flight attendants effectively helped passengers evacuate from the overturned aircraft.
All 80 individuals on board, including four crew members and 76 passengers, survived the crash, but 21 people were taken to hospitals with injuries.
Sara Nelson, international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, praised the flight attendants for acting as 'aviation's first responders.'
Deborah Flint, CEO of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, stated that 'air travel remains the safest form of transportation' despite recent accidents.

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‘That training kicked in’: How flight attendants leapt into action after Toronto plane crash

After Delta Flight 4819’s cabin rolled upside down and came to rest in a terrifying crash landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, a flight attendant stood on what had been the ceiling – one leg propped on an upturned baggage compartment – and addressed passengers who’d unbuckled themselves from inverted seats.

3 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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Ottawa Citizen

'Surreal': Renfrew County paramedic chief aided passengers after Toronto crash

Mike Nolan was at Toronto's Pearson International Airport on Monday afternoon, casually watching planes land as he waited for his friend Pete Carlson to arrive.

4 days ago·Ottawa, Canada

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CTV News

Renfrew, Ont. paramedic chief jumps into action during Toronto plane crash

Renfrew County paramedic chief Mike Nolan recalled stepping into action and assisting injured passengers after Endeavor Flight 4819 crash landed at Toronto Pearson Airport.

5 days ago·Canada

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Paramedic Awaiting Friend’s Arrival Jumps into Action During Delta Crash

A first responder who was at Toronto Pearson on Monday awaiting the arrival of a friend, ended up jumping into...

3 days ago

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Renfrew County Paramedic Chief at Toronto airport for Monday’s plane crash

When a Delta Airlanes plane crash-landed and flipped upside down at Toronto Pearson International Airport Monday, Renfrew County’s top paramedic just happened to be at the location. Renfrew County Paramedic Chief Michael Nolan, who is also the vice president of the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs, is hosting a conference in Toronto this week and was at Pearson picking up friend Pete Carlson who was scheduled to be the keynote speaker a…

4 days ago

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