WATCH: Delta Plane Passenger Records Himself Exiting Upside-Down Aircraft: 'Drop Everything, Come On'

A passenger of the Delta Airlines plane that crashed at the Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday recorded himself exiting the aircraft in the aftermath of the incident.

"Drop everything, now," a flight attendant can be heard saying as passengers exit the flipped plane. The passenger manages to exit safely while expressing disbelief about the situation: "Holy f---," he says repeatedly.

He was not the only one to share the moments after the crash. "My plane crashed I'm upside down," reads the caption of a brief post that shows a woman unbuckling her seatbelt while upside down, as reported by the Daily Mail.

The plane, Delta Flight 4819, had departed from Minneapolis at 11:47 a.m., local time. It carried 80 people and was operated by Endeavor Air, Delta's regional subsidiary. Toronto Pearson authorities confirmed the incident in a publication on social media, adding that "all passengers and crews are accounted for." "Emergency teams are responding," authorities added.

Peel Regional Police, whose jurisdiction includes the airport, said 15 people are injured as a result of the incident. Three of them has been listed as "critical," two of them adults and the other one a child.

Lawrence Saindon, a superintendent for Peel Regional Paramedic Services, said that 12 other passengers sustained minor injuries, NBC News reported.

All 80 passengers and crew were accounted for. There are no fatalities as a result of the crash and all passengers, including those with critical injuries, are expected to survive.

The Delta flight caught fire after crashing, but first responders were able to put out the blaze and passengers and crew were able to safely evacuate, as reported by ABC News.