Delta plane, Air Force Jet, Arlington National Cemetery Flyover ‘loss of separation’ crashed

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a Delta Air Lines plane crashed nearly Friday with Jet Friday Ronald Reygan Washington National Airport (DCA)A few months later, the collision in the airport claimed to be 67.

Delta Air Lines Flight 2983, Airbus A319 focused on Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP), at 2:55 local time, departed from the DCA door at 2:155 and at 3:15, FAA and National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) Fox News said it was digital.

Meanwhile, according to the FAA and the United States Air Force, the Four US Air Force in the US Air Force entered the Arlington National Cemetery.

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This Delta plane Twoard Alert near another plane and air traffic controllers have given both aircraft instructions for the FAA.

Shortly after the flight from NTSB DCA, Delta flight and other planes said “loss of separation loss” between other planes.

Delta plane and T-38 Talon attracts the Jeti near the Miss near DCA. (US Air Force Photo Master Sgt. Burt Traynor / Released)

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Delta officials said they watched the instructions of the collisioning system (TCAS) instructions and procedures from the Traffic and Collision System (TCAS) instructions (TCAS).

Delta Press Secretary Fox News Digital information: “There is nothing more important than the security of our customers and people,” Delta spokesman Fox News gave digital information. “Therefore, the flight crew followed the procedures to maneuver plane as instructions. “

The Delta flight was two pilots, three flight employees and 131 passenger plane.

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FAA said he will investigate the incident.

“We are currently collecting information, but have not yet begun investigation“NTSB spokesman Fox News said it was digital.