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A woman who survived the upside-down crash of aDelta Air Lines flightshared harrowing clips of the incident online.
Im upside down, the terrified passenger,Ashley Zook, said.
Ashley was aboard theDelta Air Lines Flight 4819that crash-landed atCanadasToronto Pearson International Airporton Monday, February 17.
Viewers were shocked to see the aircraft overturned on the snow-swept runway.
Eighteen people suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
While still inside the flipped plane, Ashley managed to capture herself strapped to her airline seat.
Image credits:Ian Crowder
My plane crashed, read the text over her social media story.
I was just in a plane crash, the shaken passenger said as she laid eyes on the wreckage.
It is currently unclear what caused the plane to topple and catch fire.
My plane crashed, read the text of Ashley Zooks post.
When we hit, it was super hard, the passenger toldCNN.
I was able to just unbuckle and sort of fall and push myself to the ground, he added.
Onevideo captured passengerswalking on the ceiling to evacuate the aircraft.
The commercial passenger jet had one wing and its tail severely damaged.
Other passengers reportedly sustained mild injuries.
The pilots were warned about a possible air-flow bump during their descent.
It was a textbook response, she said.
A smallaircraft also crashed into a bus in a Brazilian neighborhoodearlier this month.
Theprivate jet was owned by Vince Neil, the lead singer of Motley Crue.
His girlfriend Rain Andreani and her friend Ashley were on the plane and survived the collision.
Time to start driving and riding horses again, a social media user said
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