NTSB Recommends ADS-B In Mandate After Fatal DC Collision
The NTSB issued its final report on a fatal 2025 D.C. collision, recommending a mandate for ADS-B In technology to improve pilot situational awareness.
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The NTSB issued its final report on a fatal 2025 D.C. collision, recommending a mandate for ADS-B In technology to improve pilot situational awareness.
The NTSB has released its final report on the 2025 midair collision involving a PSA Airlines jet and a U.S. Army helicopter, urging FAA action.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford accepted systemic failures contributed to the deadly midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, citing inadequate safety safeguards.
The NTSB's final report on the deadly DCA midair collision cited systemic FAA and U.S. Army failures in airspace design and risk management, leading to 50 new safety recommendations.
A proposed 250-foot triumphal arch near Reagan National Airport (DCA) raises significant airspace obstruction and commercial aviation safety concerns along the Potomac River flight path.
The FAA initiated new helicopter traffic restrictions near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and the Potomac River, effective January 31, 2026, to address midair collision risks.
NTSB found a helicopter route near Reagan National Airport's secondary runway caused a midair collision killing 67; new safety recommendations are expected.
FAA permanently restricted airspace near Reagan National Airport, banning mixed helicopter and airliner traffic after last year's deadly collision.
The FAA reduced traffic at Ronald Reagan National Airport and closed a route following a deadly midair collision; however, control tower staffing and safety concerns persist one year later.
The FAA formalized permanent restrictions for helicopters and powered-lift aircraft operating in certain airspace near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
FAA formalized permanent flight restrictions for helicopters and powered-lift near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), following a fatal 2025 midair collision.
FAA formalizes permanent helicopter and powered-lift restrictions near Reagan National Airport (DCA) following the deadly January 2025 midair collision.
The FAA made permanent new safety rules for Washington D.C.'s Reagan National Airport airspace, requiring military ADS-B Out and ending visual separation after the deadly mid-air collision.