"Your Final Destination: Delta."
The Delta Flight 4819 plane that crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport was operated by Endeavor Air, a DEI-obsessed subsidiary known for "unmanned" crews.
While the plane crash has not led to any known fatalities, 21 people were injured in the horrific incident.
Video of the Delta Air Lines CRJ-90 plane has captivated audiences that marveled that the pilots and passengers survived the flight.
Many outside observers blamed "pilot error" for the plane seemingly coming in too fast and collapsing the landing gear, causing the wings to slam hard and flip the plane over.
Experts noted that the plane did not properly engage in the "flare" maneuver, where a pilot raises the nose of the aircraft to raise pitch and slow the plane, which also helps to properly engage landing gear.
However, Toronto Pearson CEO Deborah Flint blamed "extreme conditions" at the airport from two storms. Flight tracking website FlightRadar24 reported "gusting crosswind and blowing snow."
Meanwhile, Toronto Airport Fire Chief Todd Aitken said that the runway was dry and there were no heavy crosswinds at the time of the crash.
Thus, there are mixed messages about the cause of the plane crash, as well as questions swirling about the pilots of the flight and if DEI policies played a role.
The black box has been recovered and investigators are seeking to determine the cause of the crash.
Delta Air Lines has not yet released the names of the pilots.
As a reminder, the Black Hawk helicopter crash near Reagan International Airport was flown by a female pilot with over 500 hours of flight time, who was training with an instructor pilot. The crash killed 67 people.
There are good female pilots, but the separate issue is that DEI promotes unqualified/unready pilots based on qualities other than merit in order to satisfy quotas.
DEI is causing people to DIE. And it’s high time that the misguided policy is ended once-and-for-all.
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