The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an incident at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport where two planes were on a collision course. Air traffic controllers were heard shouting to stop one plane's takeoff as another began taxiing across the runway. The agency will probe the near-miss involving JetBlue and Southwest Airlines planes.
Near collision at Reagan Airport renews debate over control of air traffic into nation's capital Two planes preparing for takeoff at the Reagan airport last Thursday came within 300 feet of colliding, misdirected by air traffic control. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/W2h4wkU2lP
The Federal Aviation Administration is probing a near-miss incident Thursday between JetBlue and Southwest Airlines planes at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. https://t.co/OXsX0qeVNR
The Federal Aviation Administration is now investigating the incident. https://t.co/ShoLxcnERJ
The FAA will investigate after a flight at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was instructed to cross a runway where another flight was starting its takeoff, the agency said. https://t.co/dOg55fFxUr
The Federal Aviation Administration will investigate after a flight at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was instructed to cross a runway where another flight was starting its takeoff, the agency said. https://t.co/tvvQYd2iw9
The Federal Aviation Administration says it will investigate after a flight at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was instructed to cross a runway where another flight was starting its takeoff. https://t.co/ZHTa3lLmQ1
The FAA is investigating how two planes were put on an apparent collision course at @Reagan_Airport. Audio recordings detail air traffic controllers shouting for one plane to stop its takeoff run as another began taxiing across the runway in front of it. https://t.co/vNDwtJAJ97 https://t.co/job9jKyEuV