FAA, Army grilled on Capitol Hill over mid-air plane collision
The FAA announced today all helicopters flying around Reagan National Airport must turn on their geo-positioning transmitters ...
US Army and FAA in the hot seat publicly for the first time since January’s fatal midair collision
Family members of some of the 67 people killed in January’s midair collision in Washington listened to the US Army and ...
Congress Questions the FAA, US Army and NTSB over Deadly Midair Collision in DC
The FAA's acting administrator told the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation that he knows the agency must make ...
Congress reviews deadly DC midair collision: ‘Clearly, something was missed’
A federal official admitted mistakes were made in a Senate hearing on the midair collision at Ronald Reagan National Airport ...
FAA Says It Must Do Better After Midair Washington Collision
The US Federal Aviation Administration said it must improve the way it identifies potentially risky air-traffic situations, ...
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Congress Probes the Potomac River Mid-Air Collision
The mid-air collision between a CRJ700 and a U.S. Army helicopter at DCA has prompted closer Congressional attention.
WATCH LIVE: Senate hearing examines D.C. midair collision and NTSB preliminary report
Congress will hold a hearing Thursday morning about what we know so far about the deadly midair collision above the nation’s capital that killed 67 people in January and what might have caused it.
Senator Moran questions military, FAA after deadly D.C. mid-air collision
The hearing focused on the details of the NTSB’s preliminary report. Senators primarily asked about the communication, or lack thereof, from the Black Hawk helicopter.
Senate committee hearing on D.C. midair collision
The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation held a hearing on the National Transportation Safety Board's initial findings in the Washington, D.C., fatal midair collision. CBS News' ...
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After deadly midair collision, lawmakers grill FAA, Army on ‘shocking’ lack of safety system
Federal lawmakers question officials about air safety around Washington, D.C. where 67 died in a midair collision in January.