Staffing Was ‘Not Normal’ at Reagan Airport Tower, According to F.A.A. Report
The report, reviewed by The New York Times, said that one controller was communicating with both helicopters and planes.
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FAA workers pushed to find ‘higher productivity jobs’ 24 hours after deadly crash: report
Just 24 hours after the worst U.S. aviation disaster in decades, employees at the Federal Aviation Administration received a ...
Air traffic controller left early from work before crash: report
An air traffic controller at Reagan National Airport reportedly left early on Wednesday before the deadly collision between an American Airlines flight and a military helicopter.
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Air traffic supervisor allowed an employee to leave shift early on day of fatal plane crash: Report
An American Airlines flight collided with a military Blackhawk helicopter on Wednesday, killing all 64 people on board the ...
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After Crash, Trump Administration Tells FAA Staffers To Quit and Enjoy ‘Dream Destination’ Vacation
The email, sent to numerous federal agencies, is delivered 24 hours after the deadly plane crash at Washington, D.C.
One Controller Was Doing Two Jobs On Night of D.C. Plane Crash
A preliminary report suggests control tower staffing was inadequate when an American Airlines jet collided with a U.S. Army ...
FAA employees received email encouraging them to resign a day after DC plane crash: report
Federal Aviation Administration employees — including air traffic controllers — received a mass email encouraging them to ...
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Staffing ‘not normal’ in air traffic control tower during DC plane crash: reports
It is being reported that staffing was “not normal" in the air traffic control tower at Washington Reagan National Airport during the time of the deadly plane crash on Wednesday night.