Two “go” aircraft to avoid military helicopters at the airport of the capital area

Two planes had to perform a “feasibility” to avoid colliding with a military helicopter on Thursday in Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), Where a commercial plane and a helicopter of the Black Hawk army crashed in January, killing 67 people.

At about 2:30 pm, air traffic control was instructed Delta Airlines Flight 1671 and Respublic Airways Flight 5825 for “GO-Arounds” in DCA due to a priority air transportation helicopter received to Helpport Pentagon, according to a statement issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

“They are” familiar with reports “about the accident.

Increase the air traffic control crew, supervisors at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

The nearby call comes less than one month after the Federal Aviation Administration for employees and supervising the DCA air traffic control team, which was fire after the January 29 collided with the killer on Potomac River.

In March, the Federal Aviation Administration announced that it will permanently restrict “unnecessary” Helicopter operations Around the airport, remove the helicopter and mixed traffic with fixed wings.

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The agency also banned the simultaneous use of the 15/33 and 4/22 corridors when helicopters that run urgent tasks near DCA operate.

It is not clear how the accident occurred, given the new guidelines.

FAA “always restricts” a helicopter movement in Washington after the deadly islands collided near the capital airport

FAA officials continue to evaluate the current DCA access rates per hour, which “is not proportional” during the last 30 minutes of each hour.

The airport has A more crowded runway In America, according to the Metropolitan Airports Authority (MWAA).

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The US military did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.