In a tragic incident at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., a Black Hawk helicopter and a Bombardier aircraft were involved in a collision while attempting to land on Wednesday morning. Emergency crews rushed to the scene to assist the individuals aboard both aircraft. Witnesses reported hearing a loud noise that echoed through the vicinity of the airport around 11:45 AM. According to initial reports from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the collision occurred when the two aircraft were both on approach to the runway. The FAA confirmed they are investigating the crash. Additionally, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will also be involved in the inquiry to determine the causes and the circumstances surrounding the incident. The operators of the Black Hawk, which is a military helicopter, have not been disclosed, while the Bombardier aircraft is reported to be a private jet. Families of the crew members on the Black Hawk have been notified, as stated by Fox News contributor Pete Hegseth. Fortunately, the damage was limited, and there have been no reported serious injuries. A spokesperson from the airport stated that operations have resumed as normal following the incident, and flights were not significantly affected. This disturbing event has raised questions about air traffic safety in the area, particularly given the heavy traffic at one of the country’s most significant airports.
Black Hawk and Bombardier Plane Collision Near Reagan National Airport
