An incident occurred on January 17th, 2024, at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) involving American Airlines flight AAL345, an Airbus A321NEO, and Air Canada flight ACA782, an Airbus A220. Shortly after takeoff from runway 25R, there was a potential near-midair collision between the two planes.

Data shows the airplanes departed at a 54-second interval and followed different departure procedures. Despite maintaining some separation (0.63 nautical miles horizontally and 568 feet vertically), both aircraft received alerts from their onboard collision avoidance systems (RA - Resolution Advisory).

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