Divers have been scouring the Potomac River as part of a recovery and investigation
A mid-air collision between an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter in Washington DC has resulted in the deadliest aviation disaster in the US for nearly 25 years. Over 40 people have been killed, with divers continuing to recover bodies from the Potomac River.
The investigation is ongoing, examining factors such as the helicopter's altitude and the use of night vision goggles. Initial reports suggest a single air traffic controller was responsible for coordinating both helicopter and aircraft traffic at the time of the crash.
A mid-air collision between an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter in Washington DC has resulted in the deadliest aviation disaster in the US for nearly 25 years. Over 40 people have been killed, with divers continuing to recover bodies from the Potomac River. The investigation is ongoing, examining factors such as the helicopter's altitude and the use of night vision goggles. Initial reports suggest a single air traffic controller was responsible for coordinating both helicopter and aircraft traffic at the time of the crash.
