The success of the Delta Flight 4819 rescue effort highlights the need for co-ordinated responses

No one died in the Delta Air Lines crash at Toronto’s Pearson airport even though the plane flipped upside down while landing. Collaboration between different rescue agencies was crucial to this success.

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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.64628/aam.j9y4hh9jq
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Disaster Response and Management
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The success of the Delta Flight 4819 rescue effort highlights the need for co-ordinated responses

Eric M. Kennedy, Jack Rozdilsky
Disaster Response and Management
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The success of the Delta Flight 4819 rescue effort highlights the need for co-ordinated responses

Eric M. Kennedy, Jack Rozdilsky
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No one died in the Delta Air Lines crash at Toronto’s Pearson airport even though the plane flipped upside down while landing. Collaboration between different rescue agencies was crucial to this success.

York University (CA)
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