According to the report of Officer C. Miller with the MinneapolisSt. Paul International Airport Police Department, on January 3, 2023, at approximately 6:42 p.m. local time, Officer Miller responded emergent to an Alert 3 at the intersection of the KiloWhiskey taxiway for an Airbus 320, registration N378NW) that had slid off the taxiway.

From the report of Officer Miller, lightly edited for clarity: Upon arrival, I observed the aircraft was stuck in the snow next to the taxiway. I later photographed the aircraft and uploaded those photos to the case. Sergeant Gullickson was in communication with fire command and other operations involved in this incident.

Passengers were offloaded from the aircraft via MAC fire's air stairs. I assisted in escorting buses full of passengers to U.S. Customs FIS area at Gate G8.

I met with both pilots of the aircraft. I identified the Captain as Charles Tommaselly and his copilot Stephen Black. In short and not verbatim, Tommaselly and Black told me the following:

They were flying an Airbus A320 (Delta 1819) that had departed from Cabo San Lucas. Upon arrival at MSP, they landed on the 35 approach of runway 1735. As they began turning at the end of the runway, the brakes locked up due to the ice on the runway. The aircraft was unable to stop before entering the snow on the side of the runway. There were 153 souls onboard, including the crew. There were no reported injuries.

This concluded my conversation with both pilots.

This video presents neverbeforeseen footage and audio associated with the incident and emergency response. The audio and video are not in sync for the overwhelming majority of the video. (Otherwise, you would have been watching three hours of mostlysilent footage.)

00:00 Airport surveillance footage
01:32 DL1819 cleared to land
03:04 Taxiway departure
11:23 "Aircraft has been extricated"; photos