FAA ‘permanently’ closes helicopter route near National airport as part of broader response to collision
The Federal Aviation Administration will shutter the Route 4 helicopter corridor near Ronald Reagan Washington National airport in response to the deadly 29 January midair collision involving a passenger jet.
In general, airspace is mixed-use by default. Certain restrictions apply to military corridors and takeoff and landing paths around major airports, but broadly, the skies above the U.S. are open. That ...
With that, farewell to the FAA’s Obama-Biden turbulence. • Rowan Scarborough is a columnist for The Washington Times.
On January 29, American Airlines Flight 5342 collided with a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington’s Ronald ... would have been a crisis for the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency ...
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Pilots have long worried about the congested and complex airspace around Reagan National, near the heart of the capital, ...
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Non-essential helicopter flights will be restricted in the airspace around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and ...
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