NTSB Highlights Faulty Equipment and Oversight in Deadly DC Air Collision
TL;DR
The NTSB investigation into the deadly January midair collision over Washington revealed that the Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying above its altitude limit with inaccurate readings, and that small separation distances and communication issues contributed to the crash, prompting calls for updated technology and stricter regulations.
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- NTSB Finds Army Black Hawk in Fatal Midair Crash with Plane Was Above Altitude Limit Military.com
- Less than a second before hitting a passenger jet, helicopter instructor told pilot to change course, NTSB hearing reveals CNN
- NTSB chair blasts FAA over deadly DC crash: 'Are you kidding me? 67 people are dead' ABC News
- Helicopter in deadly DC airport collision had faulty altitude gauge, NTSB says BBC
- New information from NTSB hearing shows timeline of events in DC plane crash WTAE
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