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Delta Jet Crash Investigation and Recent Aviation Close Calls

A Delta Air Lines jet crash-landed in Toronto while a Southwest flight nearly took off from a taxiway in Florida, prompting heightened safety concerns.

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A preliminary report from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada indicates a Delta Air Lines jet crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport, descending rapidly, and catching fire, injuring 21. Meanwhile, in a separate incident at Orlando International Airport, a Southwest Airlines flight mistakenly initiated a takeoff from a taxiway, leading to swift intervention by air traffic controllers. Both incidents, under investigation, highlight increasing concerns over aviation safety amidst a series of near misses and crashes, including a Delta plane overturning and a near collision in Chicago involving Southwest.

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The government of Malaysia is committed to renewing the search for Flight MH370, believing advancements in technology may help locate the wreckage.
The ongoing investigations into recent plane incidents highlight the complexities and vulnerabilities in aviation safety protocols.
Political implications arise with Canada seeking to ensure better safety regulations in light of recent airplane accidents.

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: The Delta Air Lines jet crash-landed due to a failure of its right landing gear during landing, causing the plane to flip and catch fire. The exact sequence of events is still under investigation.
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: A Southwest Airlines flight initiated a takeoff roll on a taxiway instead of the runway at Orlando International Airport. Air traffic controllers intervened, stopping the plane before it could take off.
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: Yes, there have been several recent incidents, including a commuter aircraft crash in Alaska, a medical transport plane crash in Philadelphia, and a mid-air collision in Arizona, which have contributed to heightened safety concerns.
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