Solange Tremblay's Miracle Recovery

0:00It's March 30th, Canada News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. A 26-year veteran air-Canada flight attendant named Salange Trimbley is starting a tough recovery after surviving a deadly crash at New York's. The Guardia Airport. On the night of March 22nd, her jazz flight 8646 from Montreal slammed into a fire truck on the runway, ejecting her over three, 120 feet from the plane. The impact wrecked the cockpit and killed both pilots. Trimbley's injuries are brutal. Two shattered legs with open fractures that needed metal plates and multiple surgeries, plus a fractured spine waiting. On more checks, she had a blood transfusion after complications from her first operation and faces skin grass from major tissue loss on her legs. Her family launched an online fundraiser where her daughter detailed the long haul ahead, saying full recovery could take years. Back home in Quebec, communities are mourning one of the pilots, Antoine Forrest, with

1:03Memorial's planned. Most injured passengers have left the hospital and crews finally told the mangled plane off the runway. Experts call it a miracle. More folks didn't die. The crash probe rolls on, but Trimbley's fight for healing shows real grit amid the wreckage.