Delays expected at Toronto’s Pearson Airport after private plane damaged while landing
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This article was published 30/07/2025 (388 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO – Toronto’s Pearson International Airport says some delays are expected after a private plane was damaged while touching down this morning.
The airport says in a social media post that two crew members were on the plane and no injuries were reported after a landing gear malfunction.
But it says passengers may see some delays as a result of the temporary closure of two runways.
The airport says flights from its other two runways continue to arrive and depart as usual.
The post says the private plane managed to taxi down the runway this morning before coming to a complete stop at an intersection.
The Transport Safety Board says it is deploying a team of investigators to the scene.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 30, 2025.