The investigation into the fatal American Airlines plane collision in Washington, D.C., is continuing. The Jan. 29 crash—which was ... is rounded to the nearest 100 feet.” ...

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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the White House, in coordination with American Airlines, will release the names of the victims of Wednesday's deadly plane crash near Washington ...

"There clearly were indicators," Homendy said of a potential crash. "It shouldn’t take a tragedy to require immediate action." She added of the American Airlines crash, "It’s stronger than an ...

Details are emerging about the 67 people presumed dead following the crash. An American Airlines plane and Army ... forecasts in the area were showing a 100% chance of rain with wind gusts as ...

Some witnesses recalled seeing sparks in the air, while others heard a loud noise before learning a plane crash had occurred ... sparks in the air as an American Airlines plane collided with ...

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PSA Airlines, the regional airline that operated the American Eagle flight, announced Sunday that each crew member on board the plane has been given an honorary award considered the company's ...

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom expressed “deep sorrow” about the crash that occurred near Reagan Washington National Airport in Virginia on Wednesday. Isom, in a video statement ...

Transportation safety investigators are seeking to determine if the pilots of the American Airlines plane detected danger just before the midair crash with ... more than 100 feet above the height ...

Investigators released new details regarding the U.S. Army helicopter that collided with American Airlines Flight 5342 ... meaning it was flying more than 100 feet higher than it was authorized.