American Airlines Flight With 64 Passengers Collides With Army Helicopter Near DC Airport
Update : See the video below: Update : Official have told reporters there are “no survivors believed from last night’s airplane helicopter collision,” per Reuters reporter David Shepardson. An American Airlines flight…

Update : See the video below:
Update : Official have told reporters there are “no survivors believed from last night’s airplane helicopter collision,” per Reuters reporter David Shepardson.
An American Airlines flight carrying 64 passengers collided with an Army helicopter over Ronald Reagan National Airport near Washington, D.C., Wednesday night.
According to the Associated Press, the plane collided with an Army helicopter while it was in the process of landing, which quickly prompted a full-scale search-and-rescue operation in the Potomac River.
The flight was coming into land around 9 p.m. ET, and was arriving from Wichita, Kansas. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the plane was struck by a Black Hawk Helicopter while it approached the runway and was at a relatively low altitude when the collision happened, crashing into the nearby Potomac River.
Fox News reported some of the passengers onboard the aircraft were U.S. and Russian Olympian ice skaters. U.S. Figure Skating said the athletes, along with their family and coaches were returning from a camp in Wichita.



