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Worker Dies After Accident With Plane at Montreal Airport

A Montreal airport worker’s death after a plane struck him puts aviation ground safety under immediate scrutiny

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What happened

A ground worker at Montreal‑Trudeau International Airport died after being struck by an aircraft, according to reports from the New York Times, CTV News and CBC. The incident immediately shifted safety conversations at the busy Canadian hub, marking a rare on‑site fatal collision involving an aircraft and airport staff.

The Daily Beast initially reported a serious injury, suggesting the situation escalated to a fatal outcome before the final confirmation appeared. The reports diverge on the timing of the worker’s condition, with some outlets noting a serious injury and others confirming death, reflecting a gap in the immediate facts.

No official investigation report has been released, and authorities have not explained why the aircraft entered the worker’s path. Further details about the airline, crew response and any procedural review remain absent from the current coverage.

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What happened to the worker at Montreal‑Trudeau Airport?

The worker was struck by an aircraft on the apron and died, as reported by the New York Times, CTV News, CBC and other outlets.

Which outlets reported the incident?

The event was covered by the New York Times, CTV News, CBC, the Montreal Gazette and the Daily Beast.

What information is still missing about the crash?

Investigators have not released an official report, and details such as the aircraft type, flight number, why the plane entered the worker’s path and any subsequent safety review have not been provided.

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