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0:00On March 23rd, late Sunday night at New York's LaGuardia Airport, an air-candidate jet from Montreal collided with a fire truck on the runway, killing. The planes pilot and co-pilot. The crash happened right as controllers were handling an emergency with the United Airlines flight that had aborted takeoff twice due to a strong odor. Making flight attendance sick. With no gate open for the United plane, controllers coordinated to send fire trucks directly to it for help, including stairs for passenger, evacuated. They were also directing other air traffic at the busy airport when the air-candidate jet touched down and struck one of those trucks crossing the runway. Aviation experts pointed the intense pressure on air traffic controllers, who managed planes, ground vehicles, and emergencies all at once. The nation faces a shortage of about 3,000 controllers, leading to overtime and tough schedules amid outdated gear. LaGuardia has 33 controllers assigned, just shy of its goal of 37, with seven more in training.

1:03Transportation secretary, Sean Duffy, called the tower generally well-staffed but stressed his push to boost hiring and modernize equipment. Investigators are now digging into what went wrong, shining fresh light on these chronic challenges in the system. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.