NTSB finds long-standing comms gaps before Marine One takeoff at Reagan
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A National Transportation Safety Board report ties decades of FAA–military communication gaps to safety risks around Marine One’s Reagan National takeoff, noting a years-long hotline outage to the Pentagon, radios moved to the Reagan tower to fix line-of-sight issues, and prior controller warnings about comms problems ahead of the incident.
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