Air France Flight 358, an Airbus A340-300, experienced a significant accident while attempting to land at Toronto Pearson International Airport. After a journey from Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, the flight touched down on Runway 24L during a heavy rainstorm. Upon landing, the aircraft hydroplaned and could not decelerate effectively due to the slick runway conditions. It ran off the end of the runway and slid down a grassy embankment before coming to rest in a ravine, where it caught fire. Remarkably, all 309 passengers and crew members aboard were able to evacuate the aircraft thanks to the swift action of the flight attendants and the emergency services present at the airport.Upon investigation, it was determined that wet runway conditions and the aircraft's speed contributed to the inability to stop safely. Subsequent reviews of airport safety protocols highlighted the importance of effective drainage systems and appropriate warning systems for landing aircraft. The emergency response to the incident was rapid, with firefighters and paramedics arriving within minutes to assist in the evacuation and extinguish the flames. The quick thinking of the crew, as well as the effectiveness of safety protocols, minimized the potential loss of life in what could have been a devastating disaster.