Families of victims killed in a plane crash involving a Black Hawk helicopter are urging the U.S. Army to address safety failures, citing systemic issues and a lack of accountability.

A letter addressed to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll calls on the service to communicate directly with the families in the wake of the crash, as well as designate a point person to keep them notified of ...

The families of the victims of American Airlines Flight 5342 say they are “deeply dismayed” at the Army’s recent actions ...

Families of those killed when an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with American Eagle flight 5342 say the Army isn't ...

Families of victims killed in a deadly midair collision over Washington, D.C. in January are urging U.S. Army Secretary ...

The families of 67 people killed in January’s mid-air collision between an American Airlines jet and a U.S. Army Black Hawk ...

THE pilot of a small aircraft carrying a family of four made a series of desperate calls to operators just moments before the ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — The National Transportation Safety Board continues to investigate what led up to a midair collision near a D.C. airport that left 67 people dead in January. The NTSB announced a three ...

Given the meteoric rise of AI applications, the control tower may be ripe for full automation in the near future. Human ...

Families of Flight 5342 victims criticize the U.S. Army's response to the crash, seeking transparency, accountability, and ...

Questions about Norfolk’s airspace surfaced after a January collision between an American Airlines Bombardier jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River. The crash, which killed all ...