'She Did Not Turn Left': Pilot Ignored Instruction Before Fiery DC Plane Crash

Relative of RI victims in DC air tragedy pushes for further investigation, safety changes

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The sister of a Rhode Island woman who was killed in the tragic midair collision near Washington, D.C., earlier this year is calling for changes to aviation safety. All 60 passengers and four crew members died on Jan. 29 when an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines jet as it attempted to land at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). Barrington natives Spencer Lane, 16, and his mother,…

FAA's Broken Mental Health Standards And DEI Policies Are Making The Skies Less Safe To Outright Deadly

With the revelation reported by the New York Times that Army Captain Rebecca Lobach was told to turn left by not only air traffic control 15 seconds before the crash, but also her instructor Chief Warrant Officer Andrew Eaves where she did not alter the flight path, speed or altitude leading to the fatal […] The post FAA’s Broken Mental Health Standards And DEI Policies Are Making The Skies Less Safe To Outright Deadly appeared first on The Hayr…

'She Did Not Turn Left': Pilot Ignored Instruction Before Fiery DC Plane Crash

Helicopter Pilot Ignored Instruction Before Deadly DC Plane Crash - Arlington, VA - An investigative report on the Jan. 29 crash at Reagan Airport that killed 67 people revealed a series of failures before the collision.

Pilot’s Deadly Missteps Led To Crash That Killed 67 In Army Helicopter Tragedy, Report Finds

According to a recent investigation, the Black Hawk helicopter’s pilot committed two fatal errors that caused it to crash into a passenger airliner before crashing into the Potomac River in January. The catastrophe that occurred more than eight weeks ago and claimed the lives of 67 individuals is still causing shock in the aviation industry. As Captain Rebecca M. Lobach allegedly disregarded orders to alter course, it has now been asserted that …

Army Pilot Was Ordered to Turn Away Seconds Before D.C. Plane Crash That Killed 67 - Entertainment Unleashed Here

It’s being asked again what the Army helicopter pilot did when his Black Hawk crashed into a passenger jet over Washington, D.C., in January, killing 67 people in the country’s worst flight accident in decades. Even after months of investigations, it’s still not clear why the helicopter and its crew were acting strangely. However, experts ...