
LaGuardia Airport crash investigators reveal confusion, failures before Air Canada jet hit firetruck
NY Post
Alarming new details about the deadly LaGuardia Airport plane crash surfaced Tuesday revealing confusion in air tower also extended to the ground.
The fire truck involved in the crash was not equipped with a key device to track its movements around the runway, and it’s unclear if the driver could even hear the air tower’s desperate pleas to stop before the tragedy, NTSB officials said.
National Transportation Safety Board Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said the agency still doesn’t even know which air-traffic controller was in charge of ground activity at the New York City airport at the time.
“It is not clear who was conducting the duties of the ground controller,” Homendy told reporters two days after the Air Canada jet plowed into the Port Authority Police Aircraft Rescue Fire Truck late Sunday, killing both of the plane’s pilots and injuring dozens of people.
“We have conflicting information. We have some information it was the controller-in-charge. We have some information it was the local controller.’’
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