All Major Pieces Of American Airlines CRJ-700 & US Army Black Hawk Now Recovered From Potomac Crash Site
Major pieces recovered . In updates throughout the weekend, the NTSB detailed that as of February 8, it had recovered all of ...
How Safe Is The Bombardier CRJ700?
The passenger plane involved in the tragic midair collision with a US Army helicopter in Washington DC, was a Bombardier ...
Washington, DC officials identify 66 of 67 victims of midair collision
Washington, D.C. officials have now positively identified 66 of the 67 people killed in Wednesday's midair collision between ...
Midair collision of plane and military helicopter leaves 67 dead. Here’s what we know
An American Airlines commercial flight and an Army Black Hawk chopper crashed midair on Jan. 29. Here are updates on this ...
67 deaths in American Airlines crash with chopper is carrier’s worst disaster in decades
Wednesday night’s crash of an American Airlines commuter plane in Washington is one of the worst disasters for the Fort Worth ...
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Washington air crash: Crews lift first pieces of plane wreck out of Potomac River
The salvage team on Feb 3 recovered part of the fuselage and right engine of the Bombardier CRJ-700 passenger jet and will retrieve the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk after the airplane has been recovered.
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FAA restricts helicopter traffic around Reagan National
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — The FAA closed airspace near Reagan National Airport to most helicopter traffic, Transportation ...
NTSB confident black boxes from both aircraft will provide information about deadly DC crash
Black boxes house critical flight data regarding aircraft and are designed to be resilient, with their retrieval typically a high priority after incidents.
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NTSB confident black boxes from both aircraft will provide information about deadly DC crash
He also said the operation group has an aircraft similar to the CRJ-700, which they are using for ... first deadly commercial airline crash in the United States since 2009. The NTSB is expected ...