A Delta Air Lines jet became the latest airliner to crash as millions from around the globe saw images and video of a fiery landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport.

The dramatic scene, captured on video, saw the jetliner skid down the tarmac before coming to a stop while flipped upside down.

Another video showed a passenger recording himself climbing out of the overturned aircraft onto the snow-covered runway.

Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 departed Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in Minnesota carrying 76 passengers and four crew members.

Everybody made it out alive.

Now, social media is going crazy over a post that identified the pilot of the plane.

“This is Jonathan Simpson, the pilot of today’s Delta crash in Toronto, Canada. Thanks to over 420 flight hours in 69 types of aircraft, his quick thinking saved countless lives,” the caption on a post stated that provided an image of a guy in his Delta uniform.

While it may look good, it was actually fake, as the person depicted as the pilot is actually a well-known adult star.

Here is how social media reacted to the fake AI-generated image:

“We have no idea what happened yet. This post is premature and should be deleted,” one confused fan stated.

“He’s also my wife’s doctor! Amazing! What a hero!” another fan said while adding to the trolling.

“Wonderful that nobody was hurt but he should have performed a Go-Around. He was too slow and descending faster than normal in windy conditions,” another confused fan aid abot the fake Delta Airlines pilot.

“What “heroic” piloting skill did he display?? 🤔” another fan asked.

“Is this not Johnny sins lmao,” one final fa asked while laughing.

Investigators Are Soon To Find Cause of The Delta Air Liner Crash

Investigators are working to determine what caused Delta Flight 4819 to crash and overturn at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday.

The plane, which departed from Minneapolis, crashed as it attempted to land.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is leading the investigation, and investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are assisting.

Canadian aviation safety investigators have already removed the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from the Delta Air Lines flight.