‘We Are One Airline Community:’ Aviation Groups Respond to D.C. Crash
The aviation community has responded in mass with condolences for the deceased and support for PSA Airlines following the deadly crash.
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Report: Abnormal Staffing Conditions in DCA Tower During Crash
A leaked FAA report suggests there was unusual staffing in the air traffic control tower during the D.C. airplane and helicopter crash.
Southwest Mulls Sale of Some 737-800s
Even with conservatively planned delivery numbers, Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said the beleaguered manufacturer “appears to be on a good path.”
Former Army Helicopter Pilot’s Son First Officer on PSA Flight
One of the two pilots onboard the PSA Airlines flight that crashed near Reagan National Airport on Wednesday has been identified.
Trump Blames DEI for D.C. Accident
Just hours after the deadly crash, President Trump said that DEI hiring policies were to blame for Wednesday’s aircraft collision in D.C.
U.K. in Talks to Allow Resumption of PIA Flights
Delegates from the U.K.’s Department of Transportation and Civil Aviation Authority have arrived in Pakistan this week to discuss resuming flights.
No Survivors in D.C. Crash: Officials
D.C. Fire Chief John Donnelly said Thursday that no survivors are expected after an American Eagle CRJ-700 and helicopter collided near Reagan National Airport.
Latest: Regional Jet Down in Potomac River
One of the aircraft was an American Eagle CRJ-700 operated by PSA Airlines, while the other was a helicopter, according to the FAA.
Lufthansa Slated for First Boeing 777X
German carrier Lufthansa will be the first customer to receive Boeing’s 777X after it completes certification with the Federal Aviation Administration.
Trump Telework Reversal Undermines Aviation Security, Ex-TSA Official Says
The new Trump administration’s directive that federal employees return to the office will drive away professionals who are protecting the aviation system.
