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FAA makes safety changes after LaGuardia firetruck crash

WDSU·May 13

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A crash occurred at LaGuardia Airport involving a firetruck and an Air Canada plane, resulting in a deadly collision. The FAA has made safety changes, including adding transponders to airport vehicles, in response to the incident. The implementation of further modifications at LaGuardia may depend on the findings of the NTSB investigation.

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