LaGuardia remains at reduced capacity after collision, Transportation Secretary Duffy says
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy detailed a timeline of events after a collision at LaGuardia Airport left two pilots dead and dozens injured. Duffy also noted that the airport will remain at reduced capacity because the wreckage remains on the tarmac. March 23, 2026
