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American Airlines Flight Aborts Landing at Reagan National Due to Close Call

American Airlines Flight 2246 from Boston performed a go-around to prevent a collision with another aircraft at Reagan National Airport.


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An American Airlines flight from Boston aborted its landing at Reagan National Airport on Tuesday to avoid another plane taking off. This incident, which occurred at 8:20 a.m., is part of a series of recent aviation safety concerns following several high-profile crashes in North America. Less than two hours later, another flight in Chicago was forced to perform a similar go-around. Officials are investigating these incidents amid heightened scrutiny of air traffic safety protocols. American Airlines described the go-around as a routine maneuver in response to air traffic control instructions.

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The safety incidents in recent weeks, especially after the deadly midair collision near the same airport, highlight the urgent need for improved air traffic management.

Passengers are increasingly anxious about flying due to frequent safety incidents, including high-profile crashes and near-misses within short timeframes.

Urgent action is needed from aviation authorities to prevent further tragedies and restore public confidence in air travel.

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