Greater Toronto Airports Authority CEO Deborah Flint has said investigators will be working on the runway for a further 48 hours.

She told reporters to expect further delays before a full picture can be painted of the incident.

The plane, which crashed and flipped on the runway at Toronto Pearson Airport, will be investigated further after it is removed from the runway.

But Flint said those working on the scene currently need more time - and weather conditions could cause further delay.

Greater Toronto Airports Authority CEO Deborah Flint has said investigators will be working on the runway for a further 48 hours.She told reporters to expect further delays before a full picture can be painted of the incident.The plane, which crashed and flipped on the runway at Toronto Pearson Airp...{ai:summary}<p>Toronto Pearson Airport's runway incident will require an additional 48 hours of investigation, according to CEO Deborah Flint. She indicated that further delays are expected as the plane, which crashed and flipped, will be examined after its removal.</p><p>Weather conditions may also impact the timeline for the investigation. Flint emphasized the need for thorough work before a complete assessment of the situation can be provided. #society</p>

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