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Delta Connection Bombardier CRJ900s Collide At LaGuardia Airport, Leaving 1 Injured

FlyMarshall NewsroomBy FlyMarshall NewsroomOctober 2, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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An aviation geek at heart, Channing enjoys the thrill of covering some of the industry’s top headlines. With nearly a decade of professional experience, his longtime passion for traveling and airplanes brings a unique approach to his reporting. Channing holds a degree in broadcast journalism and spends some time freelancing in local news. US West Coast-based.

One person is reportedly injured after a pair of Bombardier CRJ900s made contact at LaGuardia Airport in New York on Wednesday. The incident happened just before 22:00 EST, involving the right wing of one plane striking the nose of the other. The planes, both operated by Delta Air Lines’ wholly-owned regional subsidiary Endeavor Air under the Delta Connection brand, collided while taxiing at low speeds.

Simple Flying contacted the airline for more details, but a representative could not be immediately reached. With the accident quickly garnering attention on social media, the respective flights operated by the regional jets became among the top 5 tracked flights in the world on Flightradar24.

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