FAA investigating near collision of two jets at Reagan National Airport
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Two passenger jets came within 400 feet of each other before controllers took evasive action and immediately stopped the two planes at Reagan National Airport.
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Two passenger jets came within 400 feet of each other before controllers took evasive action and immediately stopped the two planes at Reagan National Airport.
(CNN) — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating how two jetliners were put on an apparent collision course as they were leaving Reagan National Airport Thursday
By Gregory Wallace and Pete Muntean, CNN (CNN) — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating how two jetliners were put on an apparent collision course as they were leaving Reagan National Airport Thursday morning, prompting air traffic controllers to frantically radio each plane to stop.
A JetBlue flight nearly collided with a Southwest Airlines plane at Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National Airport on Thursday, the latest close call to unfold at a U.S. airport.
Air traffic controllers stopped two planes from colliding at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Virginia on April 18 after they were cleared for the same runway for takeoff.
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