


Air Canada Express Flight Incident at Halifax Airport Under Investigation
An Air Canada Express flight experienced a suspected landing gear issue upon arrival in Halifax, prompting an investigation by the Transportation Safety Board.
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Overview
An Air Canada Express flight arriving from St. John's encountered a suspected landing gear issue, causing flames upon landing in Halifax. Investigators from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada are looking into the incident. Fortunately, all 73 passengers were unharmed and transferred via bus to the terminal. The airport temporarily closed, affecting flight operations but has since resumed. This incident, bearing similarity to a tragic crash in South Korea shortly after, raised concerns for aviation safety. Passengers await the return of their belongings as investigations proceed.
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