Something's telling me the next FAA report will be an indictment of a Bidenite

The previous day, another PAT flight avoided a collision near DCA by obeying flight rules.

The Bidenite did not follow the flight rules.
 
Altitude was a factor. The CRJ was adhering to flight rules. The Black Hawk altitude readings are currently under investigation.

The impact occurred at approximately 325 feet. Trump was right.
 
Under Trump, there will be over 200 pending NTSB recommendations acted upon to mitigate the impact of future transportation tragedies.
 
End. The lefties were trying to get something, anything to use against Trump, looks like.

They failed.

I expect they'll just make shit up now. :thup:
 
Effective immediately, the Department of Transportation will no longer participate in celebrations based on immutable traits or any other identity-based observances. These distractions do nothing to keep planes in the air, trains on the tracks, or ports and highways secure. In the wake of two devastating plane crashes, my focus is singular: enforcing the highest standards of safety and accountability. From now on, everyday of every month we celebrate transportation, beautiful infrastructure, and safety.


https://twitter.com/x/status/1885855599390245367
View: https://x.com/SecDuffy/status/1885855599390245367
 

NO MENTION OF "TRUMP", LET ALONE ANY "INDICTMENT"

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Did the preliminary FAA report on the DCA crash mention President Trump?

No, the preliminary FAA report on the DCA crash did not mention President Trump. The report focused on operational details, such as the staffing at the air traffic control tower being "not normal for the time of day and volume of traffic," indicating one controller was handling the jobs of two.


@Grok
 
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