Federal authorities have implemented new restrictions on helicopter flights near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport following a catastrophic mid-air collision that resulted in the deaths of 67 people. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed these restrictions on helicopter routes along the Potomac River, although they stated that traffic would not be completely halted. Investigators continue to examine the crash site as recovery efforts are ongoing, with 41 victims already recovered, of which 28 have been identified. This incident marks the deadliest aviation accident in the U.S. since 2001, leading to flight cancellations due to operational limitations at the airport.
The FAA has restricted helicopter flights near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport following a deadly mid-air collision that resulted in 67 fatalities.
Authorities confirmed that helicopter traffic is restricted but not entirely suspended, allowing for potential medical emergencies and VIP movements.
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