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United Jet's Wrong Route at SFO Nearly Causes Collision
A near-disaster occurred at SFO when a United A320 made a wrong turn after takeoff, coming dangerously close to a SkyWest CRJ, due to possible FMS programming error and communication issues, highlighting significant safety lapses.
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NTSB: Human Error Caused Near-Collision at JFK
The NTSB's early findings reveal that a near collision at JFK Airport last year was caused by distracted pilots in the cockpit of an American Airlines flight, leading to a runway incursion in front of a Delta flight. The incident has heightened awareness of similar cases, prompting multiple investigations and calls for more safety technology at airports. The NTSB also urges the FAA to extend the recording duration of cockpit voice recorders to 25 hours.
FAA Investigates Second Near-Miss Collision at Reagan National Airport
A second near-miss collision at Reagan National Airport within two months has raised concerns about the severe shortage of air traffic controllers. The FAA is investigating the incident, where an American Airlines jet and a King Air plane nearly collided on intersecting runways. Aviation experts and lawmakers, including Sen. Chris Van Hollen, are calling for urgent action to address staffing and training issues to prevent future accidents.
FAA Investigates Near-Collision at Reagan National Airport
An air traffic controller at Washington National Airport mistakenly cleared an American Airlines A319 for takeoff on an intersecting runway while a Beechcraft Super King Air was landing, leading to a near-collision. Quick reactions from both pilots averted disaster, and the FAA is investigating the incident. This is the second major controller error at the airport in a month.
"Near-Miss at Reagan National Sparks FAA Probe"
An American Airlines flight at Reagan National Airport had to abort its takeoff to avoid colliding with another plane, coming within 1,300 feet of each other. This incident, the second in recent months, has prompted concerns from D.C.-area lawmakers about the Senate's decision to increase air traffic at the already congested airport. The FAA is investigating the incident.
Near-Miss at Reagan National Airport Triggers FAA Probe
An American Airlines flight at Reagan National Airport had to abort its takeoff to avoid a collision with a private jet landing on an intersecting runway. This incident, the second near miss at the airport in six weeks, has raised concerns about the safety implications of increasing the number of flights at the already busy airport. The FAA is investigating the incident and emphasized that serious runway incursions are rare and that aviation remains the safest mode of travel.
FAA Investigates Near-Collision at Reagan National Airport
The FAA is investigating a near-collision at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport where an American Airlines plane was ordered to abort takeoff to avoid another aircraft landing on an intersecting runway. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns and air traffic controller fatigue.
FAA Probes Multiple Near-Collisions at Reagan National Airport
The FAA is investigating a near-collision at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport where an American Airlines flight had to abort takeoff to avoid a private plane landing on an intersecting runway. This is the second such incident at the airport in less than two months, raising concerns about airport capacity and safety.
Lawmakers Demand Action After Another Near-Miss at Reagan National Airport
Lawmakers are criticizing the addition of new flights at Reagan National Airport following a second near-miss incident involving an American Airlines plane. The FAA is investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about the airport's capacity and safety. Congressional representatives argue that increasing traffic at the already congested airport is dangerous and reckless.
FAA Investigates Second Near-Collision at Reagan National Airport
A near-collision between an American Airlines plane and a private aircraft at Reagan National Airport has prompted an FAA investigation. The incident, which follows a similar close call last month, has led U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine to criticize a federal bill that would increase flights at the already congested airport. The American Airlines flight was aborted and later took off safely, with no injuries reported.
FAA Probes Near-Collision at Reagan National Airport
The FAA is investigating a near-collision between two aircraft at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after an air traffic controller canceled the takeoff clearance for an American Airlines flight due to another plane landing on an intersecting runway. This incident follows a series of close calls and increased efforts by the FAA to improve runway safety, including new airfield surveillance systems and addressing air traffic controller fatigue.