Coverage dated April 22, 2022

FAA apologizes for Army Golden Knights incident that prompted Capitol evacuation

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By Shawna Mizelle and Pete Muntean, CNN The Federal Aviation Administration is taking responsibility for Wednesday night’s mishap involving the Army Golden Knights that resulted in the US Capitol being evacuated.

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KRDO
FAA apologizes for Army Golden Knights incident that prompted Capitol evacuation (opens KRDO)
Published Apr 22, 2022
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By Shawna Mizelle and Pete Muntean, CNN The Federal Aviation Administration is taking responsibility for Wednesday night’s mishap involving the Army Golden Knights that resulted in the US Capitol being evacuated.
Fox News
FAA apologizes for not giving Capitol Police advance notice of Nationals Park parachute stunt (opens Fox News)
Published Apr 22, 2022
Fox News's feed description
The FAA says it didn't provide an advance notice of a parachute demonstration that took place within Washington, D.C. to the U.S. Capitol Police on Wednesday, which triggered an evacuation of the Capitol Complex.
NBC News
FAA apologizes for failing to notify Capitol Police about aircraft that prompted evacuation (opens NBC News)
Published Apr 22, 2022
NBC News's feed description
Capitol Police had sent an email to staffers and media warning of an approaching airplane that turned out to be part of Military Appreciation Night at nearby Nationals Park.
Military.com
FAA Says It Failed to Tell Capitol Police About Army Golden Knights Jump (opens Military.com)
Published Apr 22, 2022
Military.com's feed description
“We deeply regret that we contributed to a precautionary evacuation of the Capitol complex," said the FAA.

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