Close calls at Washington DC airport raise questions about why changes weren't made before crash
When Congress pushed ahead last year with adding 10 new daily flights to Washington D.C.’s Reagan National Airport, the Federal Aviation Administration had data showing an unnerving number of near misses in the already-crowded skies — something lawmakers apparently did not know.
The bill would task the Defense Department with exploring the possibility of implementing modern collision avoidance systems in military helicopters.
The transportation secretary’s decision came after the National Transportation Safety Board cited a long history of near ...
The National Transportation Safety Board is “urgently” recommending that the Federal Aviation Administration “permanently” ...
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