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Why a Halifax crash landing from 2015 is still in the courts

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A Nova Scotia law firm says it has reached an $18-million class-action settlement, following a crash landing by an Air Canada plane at the Halifax airport in 2015. Ray Wagner, the founder of one of three law firms working on the case, spoke to the CBC's Amy Smith about the settlement and how soon passengers may get the money.

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