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Bodies of pilots who died in collision at N.Y. airport are repatriated to Canada

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March 26, 2026
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Bodies of pilots who died in collision at N.Y. airport are repatriated to Canada

Pilots carried the casket of first officer Mackenzie Gunther off a plane in Ottawa on Thursday afternoon. Capt. Antoine Forest's body was then flown to Montreal.

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