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Sign InA tragic collision occurred at New York’s LaGuardia Airport when an Air Canada Express jet struck a fire truck during its landing sequence on Runway 4. The incident resulted in the immediate deaths of the pilot and co-pilot, while 41 other individuals were transported to local hospitals for treatment. Authorities have temporarily suspended all flight operations at the airport, with a potential reopening scheduled for 14:00 ET. The aircraft was operated by Jazz Aviation, a subsidiary of Chorus Aviation, on behalf of Air Canada. This fatal accident is expected to exert downward pressure on Air Canada (AC.TO) and Chorus Aviation (CHR.TO) shares due to heightened safety concerns and potential liability issues. Federal investigators are currently examining the circumstances that led to the firefighting vehicle being present on an active runway during the landing.