CA Airports Emphasize Safety After Deadly LaGuardia Runway Collision
By Chris Lindahl
Published on March 24, 2026.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating how a jet operated on behalf of Air Canada struck a fire truck, killing the pilot and co-pilot, injuring at least 41 others. The plane's cockpit and flight data recorders have been transported to the NTSB lab in Washington for analysis. No major changes have been made at California's airports since the crash, with the San Jose International Airport reporting no changes to operations.
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