Solange Tremblay, the flight attendant on the plane that crashed at LaGuardia Airport, had been seated RIGHT BEHIND the pilots when the tragedy

The crash happened Sunday evening, on March 22, 2026, triggering an immediate emergency response on the runway. At the Airport in New York, a flight arriving from Montreal struck an emergency vehicle during landing.

It was a controlled environment — until it suddenly wasn’t. By the next day, March 23, 2026, operations were still disrupted, reflecting the seriousness of what had occurred.

And as the scale of the devastation became clear, one detail began to stand out. Someone had survived the impossible.

Who Somehow Survived the Deadly Collision

When the Air Canada Express flight collided with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport, the aftermath was devastating. Two people lost their lives, and the scale of destruction was undeniable.

But among those caught in the crash was Quebec flight attendant Solange Tremblay, who somehow survived.

What Exactly Happened During the Violent Impact

According to an exclusive interview with her daughter, Sarah Lépine, Solange was seated behind the pilots as the plane was landing.

Then, in an instant, everything changed.

She was thrown out of the aircraft — still strapped into her seat — more than 100 meters away. And that’s where the story becomes harder to explain.