US Airways aircraft stumbling block at Washington Airport Aviation news

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says that an American airline plane carrying at least three members of the United States Conference was shocked by the taxi corridor by other US air aircraft wing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

The American Airlines 5490, Bombardier CRJ 900, headed to Charleston, South Carolina, hit an American Flight 4522. No injuries were reported.

Actor Josh Jotimir, a democratic in New Jersey, said on social media that he was on a trip to New York when the accident occurred while waiting to take off on the runway.

The latest incident in Rigan National will intensify the audit on how to deal with air traffic at the airport outside Washington, DC, which has a more crowded American runway.

FAA will investigate. US Airlines said that both planes are imposed on the station and were removed from service to search it by maintenance teams. The damage was limited to each plane.

American added that the passengers will replace the aircraft to continue their flights.

While waiting to take off the runway at DCA now, another plane hit our wing. Praise be to God, everyone is safe.

Just a reminder: recent discounts to FAA weakens our general sky and safety.

Republic of Josh Gotter (Repjoshg) April 10, 2025

There were 76 passengers, four crew members on the South Carolina trip, 67 passengers and four crew on the trip to New York.

The operations in Reagan, Arlington, Virginia, have been undergoing severe scrutiny since a deadly collision on January 29 US Airlines aircraft regional aircraft and a helicopter of the American army67 people were killed. FAA prompted permanent restrictions on helicopter near the airport.

The Federal Aviation Administration said this week that it has installed a new management team to oversee the monitoring of air traffic in the national Reagan.

Last month, Senators pressed the Federal Aviation Administration for their failure to act according to thousands of reports on helicopters close to the aircraft near Reagan.

Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration said it may slow the expatriates in Reagan after the collision. It also increases the employees of the operating supervisor from six to eight, and the stress management team in the Federal Aviation Administration will visit the airport to provide secret support to employees.

On March 28, close between a Delta Airlines The Rigan National Lear Air and a group of Air Force aircraft approaching the Armington National Cemetery sparked a collision with the cockpit of the Delta plane, which resulted in the renewal of safety concerns and asked questions about the reason for the observers that allowed the Delta plane to leave.

Last month, a battle took place in the Reagan Air Monitoring Tower, an employee was arrested and placed on leave, the Federal Aviation Administration said.