Familial Voices Demand Accountability After Deadly Midair Collision
Families of 67 victims of a midair collision in Washington, D.C., call for aviation safety reforms at a Senate hearing amid NTSB findings.
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During a Senate hearing, families of the victims from a deadly midair collision in January demanded accountability and swift action on aviation safety reforms. The National Transportation Safety Board revealed alarming statistics regarding near-miss incidents at Ronald Reagan National Airport, prompting discussions about the Federal Aviation Administration's oversight failures. The hearing emphasized the necessity for implementing advanced tracking systems and maintaining safe helicopter routes to prevent future tragedies. Families expressed deep frustration regarding the slow progress of safety measures post-crash and their commitment to ensuring that no other families suffer similar losses.
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