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FAA investigating Trump helicopter safety incident
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a Tuesday afternoon incident involving Marine One, the helicopter reserved for President Trump’s expedited travel in the beltway. The president was flying out from the White House on Tuesday afternoon under normal conditions, but air traffic controllers at nearby Washington Reagan National Airport had not yet halted commercial…
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a Tuesday afternoon incident involving Marine One, the helicopter reserved for President Trump’s expedited travel in the beltway. The president was flying out from the White House on Tuesday afternoon under normal conditions, but air traffic controllers at nearby Washington Reagan National Airport had not yet halted commercial…
The White House emphasized that President Trump was not in danger during the incident.
The president’s helicopter took off from the White House despite commercial traffic flying at Reagan National Airport.
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The FAA is investigating a safety lapse at Reagan National Airport after flights weren't halted during the takeoff of Trump's Marine One.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an incident where Marine One went airborne before airport operations could be paused at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The incident wasn’t a close call, and no aircraft were in immediate danger, but the breach of safety procedures raised eyebrows following last year’s fatal mid-air collision between a passenger […]
Air traffic control hadn’t halted flights.
