Charlotte-based crew killed when American Airlines flight collided with helicopter over DC
- An American Airlines flight collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Washington, D.C., resulting in all 67 people aboard feared dead, including a flight attendant from Charlotte, as confirmed by the airline.
- At least 28 bodies were recovered from the Potomac River after the crash, which occurred late Wednesday during the plane's landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport.
- Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles expressed grief, noting that several victims were from Charlotte, stating, 'This terrible loss will be felt deeper here in Charlotte.'
- North Carolina Governor Josh Stein shared condolences on social media, saying, 'My heart goes out to everyone who lost loved ones in the tragic DCA plane crash.
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American Airlines Flight Carrying 60 Passengers and 4 Crew Split in Half After Helicopter Collision: Report
The planes collided over the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National AirportChip Somodevilla/Getty Crash near Ronald Reagan Washington National AirportThe American Airlines flight that crashed with 60 passengers and four crew members onboard reportedly split in half after its collision on Wednesday.According to NBC4, citing two first responder sources, the plane landed in about seven feet of water and split in two.According to the s…
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