The mid-air collision between a CRJ700 and a U.S. Army helicopter at DCA has prompted closer Congressional attention.

The collision recalled the crash of an Air Florida flight that plummeted into the Potomac River on January 13, 1982, that killed 78 people. According to the Federal Aviation Administration ...

Scared. Traumatized. Six people had just survived the crash of Air Florida Flight 90 into a bridge over the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., in January 1982. They hung on to the jet's damaged ...

The scene on the 14th Street Bridge following the Air Florida flight that crashed into the Potomac River in Washington ... years after the Air Florida crash in 1982, when a passenger plane ...

The Army and FAA continued to allow flights to operate near Washington, D.C with communication turned off after a midair ...

Frequent military training and other flights around the airport have prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to place an air traffic ... died in the crash on Jan. 13, 1982.

First responders across the D.C. area were honored yesterday (Wednesday) for their actions in the aftermath of the fatal aircraft collision over the Potomac River. Among the agencies saluted were the ...

Earlier this year the US witnessed its worst mid air collison in 25 years when an American Airlines flight collided with an army helicopter near Reagan Washington National Airport . The crash ...

The transportation secretary also stressed the need to modernize the country’s air traffic ... collision over the Potomac River was the first deadly commercial aviation crash in the United ...

DCA air traffic control staffing at time of Potomac crash was 'not normal': FAA DC plane crash affects hundreds of flights nationwide: What to know if you're traveling How Trump could roll back ...

In a press briefing, the NTSB shared the investigation's initial findings on potentially unreliable data recording and an Air Traffic Control communications issue that led to the crash.