The video discusses a Delta CRJ crash, analyzing the event, response efforts, and safety concerns.

The Canadian-built Bombardier CRJ-900 has never had a fatal incident since its 2001 launch but is said to be tricky to land, according to aviation experts. At least 18 people were injured on ...

On February 17, a Delta Connection CRJ-900, operated by Endeavor Air, was involved in a serious incident upon landing at ...

The CRJ-900 can seat either 70 or 76 people, but the layout and basic dimensions of the craft are nearly identical, no matter the capacity. There were 76 passengers on board Monday. The craft has ...

Mesa has finally reached its end state as a regional carrier. It is now an airline that flies one type of aircraft (Embraer 175) for one major partner (United). Chances are, this is as good as it gets ...

A video surfaced showing a CRJ-900 jet catching fire and flipping after landing on a snowy and icy runway. Former Deputy Administrator Dan Elwell suggests that a severe gust of wind during touchdown, ...

More than a dozen people on board the CRJ-900 are injured, at least two critically, according to reports.

The incident took place shortly before 15:00 local time on Monday (1:30 am IST).The crash involved a model CRJ-900 plane, operating as Delta Air Lines flight DL4819. The aircraft arrived at ...

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Yesterday, February 17th, a Bombardier CRJ-900 passenger jet flying for Delta Airlines crashed while landing in Toronto. The right wing broke off after hitting the runway, and the plane's fuselage ...

The witch is really loose in aviation. Another accident has occurred involving a Delta CRJ-900 plane, which ...

Images of the Delta CRJ-900 show the airplane on its back on a snow-covered airfield with a fire truck spraying down the tail section. Black smoke appears to be rising from the inverted aircraft.