It looks as if the right undercarriage failed on landing, inducing a roll to the right, snapping the wing and the left wing gained more lift for a roll-over. Whether the landing was heavy, inducing a failure, which will come out later.
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Don’t think I’ve ever ended up upside down and missing a wing, trying to cross the road to Waitrose…
After 6 pints of Guinness…? 
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You’ve never seen me on a night out
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Passengers on crashed Toronto plane offered US$30,000 each Passengers on crashed Toronto plane offered $30,000 each
Dont take it.
Class action law suit.
Half a mil USd each from that.
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That may depend on the cause of the crash?
The content in the link does say that any such payment doesn’t affect their rights - & Delta would have to include a waiver / legal contract to prevent further claim(s).
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BBC News - RAF Chinook stranded at Old Warden Airfield near Biggleswade - BBC News
Apparently it’s a “historical aircraft”…
If you have to put down somewhere Shuttleworth’s as good as any. The cafe’s decent!
Plane crashes next to retirement home in the US and bursts into flames | News US | Metro News
I am not suggesting it is linked to the POTUS attitude, but planes are falling out of sky a lot in the USA this year…
Private aircraft, reported an open door, either operator error or mechanical failure, nothing to do with the FAA unless maintenance violations are involved.