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NTSB Says FAA Approved Dangerous Potomac Routes in Jan. 29, 2025 Midair Crash — Static01.nyt.com

NTSB Says FAA Approved Dangerous Potomac Routes in Jan. 29, 2025 Midair Crash

The National Transportation Safety Board determined that the Federal Aviation Administration had approved dangerous flight routes that allowed an Army Black Hawk helicopter to fly into the path of an American Airlines passenger jet over the Potomac River on Jan. 29, 2025, a determination the board approved unanimously after a

NTSB faults FAA for Potomac midair crash, cites dangerous routes and complacency — Static01.nyt.com

NTSB faults FAA for Potomac midair crash, cites dangerous routes and complacency

The National Transportation Safety Board determined that the Federal Aviation Administration had approved dangerous flight routes that allowed an Army Black Hawk helicopter to fly into the path of an American Airlines passenger jet over the Potomac River on Jan. 29, 2025, producing a calamitous midair collision, the board said

NTSB faults FAA for years of failures before Potomac midair collision — Static01.nyt.com

NTSB faults FAA for years of failures before Potomac midair collision

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board said the Federal Aviation Administration discounted safety warnings and mismanaged the tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport for years, creating systemic risks that led to last year’s midair collision near Washington between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and a commercial jet

NTSB to Vote on Probable Cause of Deadly Midair Collision Near Reagan National — Static01.nyt.com

NTSB to Vote on Probable Cause of Deadly Midair Collision Near Reagan National

The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to vote Tuesday on the probable cause of a midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport last year that killed 67, and to recommend changes to prevent similar accidents. The crash involved an Army Black Hawk on a training mission and an

One year after Reagan National midair collision, safety concerns remain — Static01.nyt.com

One year after Reagan National midair collision, safety concerns remain

One year after a midair collision on Jan. 29, 2025, above Washington, D.C., concerns about safety at Ronald Reagan National Airport persist, according to victims’ families, regulators and people familiar with the control tower. The Federal Aviation Administration has reduced hourly flights into the airport and closed the air