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NTSB questions flight training procedures as it probes DC plane crash
The hearing, the second of three days, is focused on the training guidance of the parties involved in the Jan. 29 incident that resulted in the deaths of 67 people. NTSB started the daylong hearing examining the responsibilities and readiness of DCA's air traffic controllers.
NTSB criticizes FAA during hearing about crash killing 67
The NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy criticized the Federal Aviation Administration for not being able to prevent the American Airlines Flight 5342 and the U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter from colliding on Jan. 29. “Why did it take 67 lives to be lost and families who are just destroyed forever to understand what was occurring,” Homendy said.
The National Transportation Safety Board is examining the air traffic control practices at Reagan National Airport following ...
"Absolutely, it's safe to fly in," Nick Fuller, the acting deputy chief operations officer for the FAA, told the NTSB. "The ...
The NTSB federal investigation into the deadly midair collision near Washington Reagan National Airport uncovered a high-pressure air traffic control culture.
The National Transportation Safety Board began its second day of investigative hearings into the fatal crash of American ...
A witness criticized the safety of the airspace around Ronald Reagan National Airport since a mid-air crash in January, as ...
A Senator accused the FAA and US Army of a “string of systemic failures” after hearing evidence from an NTSB hearing into a ...
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