Air Canada flight attendant who was ejected during LGA crash seen in hospital for first time — as daughter describes horrific injuries

A flight attendant who miraculously survived the Air Canada flight that crashed into a fire truck on the runway is now recovering after surgery.

Shocking images from the doomed flight that left the plane's pilot and co-pilot dead after the horrific collision showed how the flight attendant was ejected from her seat and landed towards the front of the plane during the crash at New York's LaGuardia airport.

New images shared by her daughter reveal that her mother is doing ok, as she's seen from her hospital bed for the first time. Her daughter shared how the mother had to undergo several surgeries after suffering from terrifying injuries as a result of the tragedy.

Solange Tremblay was a 26-year veteran flight attendant who was hurled nearly 320 feet when she was ejected from the plane inbound from Montreal.

During the crash, she was found with the plane's wreckage in what authorities claim to be an absolute miracle to survive.

She was found still strapped to her jump seat, lying on the tarmac, as revealed by her daughter. Now, her family is requesting more prayers as she recovers.