DWTS Pro Charlotte Jorgensen's Air Canada Crash Survival

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Former Dancing with the Stars, pro Charlotte Jorgensen beat the odds in that scary air

Canada crash at LaGuardia Airport on March 22nd.

The 54-year-old dancer was on flight 8646 when it slammed into a fire truck right on the

runway, killing the two pilots who pulled off a heroic move to save everyone else on board.

Then opened up on Instagram about the wild ride, saying adrenaline blocked out the impact,

but the days after hit hard physically and, emotionally, she gave major props to Captain

Antoine Forest, 30 years old, and first officer Mackenzie Gunter, 24, calling them brave

souls who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Fans and her Dancing with the Stars crew flooded her post with love, from partner

John O'Hurley's family sharing pilot worries to fellow dancers, sending prayers.

Back in season 1, she and O'Hurley grabbed second place and even won a bonus showdown

against the champs.

More than three dozen folks got treated for injuries, including firefighters and a flight

attendant tossed onto the tarmac, but who made it through.

The fire truck had clearance to cross just seconds before touchdown, turning a routine

landing into chaos.

Jorgensen's now healing up at home with family support, grateful for the outpouring and

her DWTS fans' concern while the national transportation.

Safety board digs into what went wrong.