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U.S. ADMITS ERRORS IN DEADLY MID-AIR COLLISION Federal officials confirmed Wednesday that mistakes by both an air traffic controller and an Army Black Hawk pilot contributed to last January’s collision between a passenger jet and a military helicopter near Washington, D.C. The crash killed all 67 people on board, making it the deadliest aviation disaster on U.S. soil in more than 20 years. Among the victims were elite young figure skaters, along with their parents and coaches, returning from a competition in Wichita, Kansas. The investigation continues as families await accountability and answers. #BreakingNews #AviationSafety #USNews #WLNN
Washington, District Of Columbia • 2025-12-18
Janice Hadley
Oh my, prayers for both of the families and friends of the figure skaters, their parents and couches; and the families of both Pilots. Thank you for update.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💕💕
12-24
Montgomery, AL
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Cynthia Garcia
Every time I watch that accident, It's very obvious who's to blame! The Black Hawk doesn't even try to avoid the passenger plane! I mean, I'm sure that the DEI Air Traffic controller really is to blame. There was NO Reason at all to change the runway the plane landed on! Somebody on that plane the Democrats didn't like!
12-25
South Padre Island, TX
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Linda Mooney
That’s horrible, what a devastating loss of life
12-24
Milwaukie, OR
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