House will vote on requiring locator systems that would have prevented Washington midair collision
Source: The Washington Times stories: Politics · Bias: Center Right
Summary
A House vote expected Tuesday will likely determine whether airline jets and every other plane flying around busy airports will be required to install locator technology that the head of the National Transportation Safety Board said would have prevented last year's tragic midair collision near Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people.
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