The blame game around the horrific Air Canada crash took a turn as new issues were raised. Investigators are still examining the moment Air Canada’s Flight 8646 slammed into a fire truck on the runway of LaGuardia Airport on Sunday night in New York.

Passengers taking off and landing at New York’s LaGuardia airport have a front row seat into the twisted wreckage of Air Canada Express Flight 8646, which still lies by the airport’s Runway 4. The mangled wreck,

A runway warning system failed to sound an alarm before an Air Canada jet collided with a fire truck that crossed its path while landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport, federal investigators said Tuesday.

The class action was filed in 2015 and scheduled for trial earlier this year, but a notice released Monday said the proposed settlement could avoid a lengthy court process and probably offer larger compensation.

An Air Canada passenger plane smashed into a rescue truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport late Sunday — killing two pilots and hospitalizing 41 others in the horrific crash that obliterated the front of the jet and forced the major travel hub to close for most of Monday.

Thirty-two people have been released from hospital, while others have serious injuries, say officials. LaGuardia airport reopened at 2 p.m.

In 1983, Air Canada Flight 797 made a harrowing emergency landing at the Cincinnati airport. Then, the plane was engulfed in flames.