The January disaster at Reagan National Airport that left 67 souls dead is now being unraveled, and the details are more alarming than anyone could have imagined.
On the night of January 29, a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines jetliner arriving from Kansas. The violent impact engulfed both aircraft in a fiery explosion, sending debris crashing into the icy Potomac River. Tragically, no one aboard survived.
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A fresh investigative report reveals a cascade of failures that led to the catastrophe. According to the New York Times, moments before the collision, an air traffic controller had warned the Black Hawk’s three-person crew of a nearby regional jet. The soldiers acknowledged the heads-up and claimed to have eyes on the traffic.
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