Two individuals were reportedly killed in the crash, with over a dozen others sustaining injuries.
New York’s LaGuardia Airport (LGA) was shut down following a deadly collision between a regional passenger jet and a ground vehicle, leaving at least two people dead and more than a dozen injured.
According to early reports, Jazz Airlines Flight 646, an Air Canada Express-operated Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-900, collided with a firetruck while taxiing to Gate B48. The incident occurred on a taxiway, triggering an immediate emergency response and forcing the closure of the busy New York City airport.
Two individuals were reportedly killed in the crash, with over a dozen others sustaining injuries. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as chaos unfolded on the tarmac.
Video footage circulating online appears to show the aircraft’s front end significantly damaged, with visible impact to the cockpit area. In some clips, the nose of the plane can be seen lifted off the ground, underscoring the force of the collision.
The CRJ-900, a commonly used regional jet, was arriving at LaGuardia at the time of the crash. It remains unclear how many passengers and crew were onboard.
Operations at LaGuardia have been halted as investigators begin examining the circumstances surrounding the crash.
This is a developing story.
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