Miracle Survivor: Air Canada Attendant's Crash Recovery

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is Dallas News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. A air candidate flight attendant named Salange Tremblay survived the brutal runway crash and New York's LaGuardia airport on March 22nd, getting thrown from the plane but found alive on the tarmac, still strapped into her jumpsie. Her daughter Sarah Lapine just shared the first hospital photo of her mom, detailing shattered legs with open fractures that need multiple surgeries and metal plates plus a fractured spine that might require more operations. The collision happened when the regional jet hit a fire truck while landing on runway 4, killing both pilots and injuring dozens of passengers and emergency workers with the National Transportation Safety Board still investigating. Lapine launched a GoFundMe to cover recovery costs in New York, raising over $133,000 for more than 2002, 100 donors, but they're worried about infection risks leading to

1:01worse complications. Experts call Tremblay survival a total miracle, thanks to the super sturdy design of that jumpsie bolted right next to the cockpit, built to, handle massive crash forces so attendance can help others evacuate. She's fighting hard through a long road ahead.