Flight Attendant Survives Miracle Crash

0:00It's March 23rd, Canada news today starts now. AI powered and ready, I'm Cory with the story. A flight attendant on an air-candidate jet survived a dramatic crash at New York's LaGuardia airport after being thrown from the plane while still, buckled into her seat. The incident happened Sunday night when the aircraft, carrying more than 70 passengers, collided with a fire truck during landing. The nose of the plane was completely destroyed in the impact, killing the pilot and co-pilot. The flight attendant, Solange Tremblay, suffered multiple fractures in one leg and face a surgery, but she's otherwise stable. Her daughter called the survival a total miracle, saying it feels like a guardian angel was at work. An aviation safety expert agreed, noting how rare it is given the heavy damage up front. Experts pointed Tremblay's crew jumpsie, equipped with a strong four-point harness and bolted securely to the cockpit wall as the key factor. It's built tougher than regular passenger seats to keep attendants able to help in emergencies.

1:00This echoes a 2013 crash in San Francisco, where flight attendants were ejected and injured, highlighting why these seats matter in. High-risk landings. Investigators continue to piece together what led to the fire truck being on the runway.