What happened in the seconds before Air Canada plane crashed at LaGuardia

BBC Verify breaks down the moments before the deadly collision with a fire truck at the New York airport.

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BBC Verify has been using air-traffic-control audio and flight-tracking data to piece together what happened on the runway on 22 March - as Jake Horton explains.

Produced by Aisha Sembhi and Jemimah Herd. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz. Verification by Daniele Palumbo.

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