Air traffic controllers allegedly left work early before fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia
The union representing American air traffic controllers has acknowledged allegations that two members left work early shortly before an Air Canada regional jet crashed at LaGuardia Airport in March, killing two pilots.
The Federal Aviation Administration has stated it is committed to holding employees accountable, though it has not directly addressed the accusations.
The incident occurred in March, with the crash resulting in the deaths of two pilots.
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