LaGuardia Runway Reopens After Deadly Crash

0:00On March 26, the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport, sight of a deadly plane collision with a fire truck, reopened Thursday around 10 a.m. Port Authority crews repaired and inspected the area to meet federal safety rules, allowing the airport to regain full capacity on its two main. Runway to his Traveler should still check flight status, as LaGuardia leaves the nation in delays with over 300 cancellations in the past day alone. The crash Sunday night killed two pilots and injured about 40 people, including firefighters and a flight attendant, though most have been released. From hospitals, cleanup wrapped up late Wednesday when crews total weigh the damaged air candidate jet and fire truck and the National Transportation Safety Board is, probing what went wrong during the emergency response. Air Canada plans to store the plane in a hangar while helping passengers recover their bags. Meanwhile, the airline CEO issued an apology for a language mix-up in his condolence statement, as operations slowly return to normal.