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• Clement Charpentreau
A ground signaller was seriously injured after being struck by an aircraft on the apron at Montréal–Trudeau Airport. The incident puts attention on ramp safety, aircraft-ground coordination and the procedures governing vehicle and personnel movements around operating aircraft.
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A ground signaller was seriously injured after being struck by an aircraft on the apron at Montréal–Trudeau Airport. The incident puts attention on ramp safety, aircraft-ground coordination and the procedures governing vehicle and personnel movements around operating aircraft.
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