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NTSB Finds Systemic Failures Led to Deadly Midair Collision

Cascade Of Errors Cited In Crash Near Reagan National Airport

The National Transportation Safety Board has concluded that a midair collision between a PSA Airlines CRJ700 and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter near Washington’s Reagan National Airport was caused by a cascade of systemic failures. The Safety Board found that flawed airspace design, inadequate oversight, and breakdowns in air traffic control and helicopter operations all contributed to the crash, which killed 67 people. The NTSB’s findings were presented during a public board meeting in Washington, and the agency has already taken steps to address some of the issues identified. This report was first published by AeroTime.

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    NTSB Finds Systemic Failures Led to Deadly Midair Collision

    Cascade Of Errors Cited In Crash Near Reagan National Airport

    The National Transportation Safety Board has concluded that a midair collision between a PSA Airlines CRJ700 and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter near Washington’s Reagan National Airport was caused by a cascade of systemic failures. The Safety Board found that flawed airspace design, inadequate oversight, and breakdowns in air traffic control and helicopter operations all contributed to the crash, which killed 67 people. The NTSB’s findings were presented during a public board meeting in Washington, and the agency has already taken steps to address some of the issues identified. This report was first published by AeroTime.

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