Search Teams Recover More Aircraft Debris From D.C. Crash
Divers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching several underwater targets in the Potomac River for remaining aircraft debris.
Divers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching several underwater targets in the Potomac River for remaining aircraft debris.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has confirmed plans to conduct a low-altitude flight over the Potomac River.
The Federal Aviation Administration is further reducing flight arrival rates at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C.
Following the deadly Jeju Air crash that claimed 179 lives, South Korea is mandating bird detection radars and thermal imaging cameras.
Accidents like these typically fade out of the news cycle after a week or so, but the feelings will remain strong for the industry and the victims’ loved ones.
All 67 victims have now been recovered after Wednesday’s midair aircraft collision between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and PSA Airlines CRJ-700.
A pair of employees from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority are facing potential felony charges for allegedly leaking video of Wednesday’s crash.
American began nonstop service between Wichita and Reagan National in January 2024. Flights operate once daily between the two cities.
Both devices were recovered from the PSA CRJ-700 jet, which collided with a Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River.
An ATR-72-500 has crashed in Brazil, according to early reports on social media. The aircraft was operated by Brazilian carrier Voepass.