Victims of the plane crash in Toronto will be paid $30 thousand each.

The airline Delta Air Lines offered to pay $ 30 thousand passengers of the flight, which turned upside down during landing in Toronto. NBC News reported on February 20.

"Delta Air Lines is offering passengers on a Toronto flight that made an emergency landing and flipped over $30,000 each," the statement reads.

NBC News writes that if all passengers took advantage of the airline's offer, it would have to pay out about $2.3 million.

A Delta spokesperson said the offer is a voluntary gesture and "does not affect entitlements."

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A passenger plane crashed at Toronto airport on February 17. It was specified that city police were investigating the scene and paramedics were organizing a staging area outside the runway (runway). It was later reported that there were at least 18 injured after the crash.