Last Night's Mid-Air Collision At The Reagan National Airport (DCA) - A Cascade Of Failures Or Something Else?

Link to my cover video:

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Veteran, Military, And Civilian Air Traffic Controllers Say The DC Helicopter Disaster Is Extremely Suspicious & Beyond Highly Irregular

The Alex Jones Show Jan 30, 2025

Secretary Of Defense Hegseth Has Now Confirmed The Doomed Army Blackhawk Was Participating In A Secret COG (Training) Operation

When I first learned of the mid-air collision at the approach end of runway 33 at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., shortly before 9 PM EST last night, it didn’t take long to realize that something had gone terribly wrong.

I have 20 years of professional experience as a surface/aviation weather observer. Part of that is from the U.S. Navy and most of it is from working at three different local (to my location) airports taking and disseminating aviation surface weather observations. I’ve been around a lot of different types of aircraft and air traffic controllers in those 20 years.

The first thing I did last night was check the latest Automated Surface Weather Observation System (ASOS) at the Reagan (DCA) airport. The visibility was 10 miles or more, the winds were not a problem, and the temperature was 50F. The weather did not cause this accident nor play a significant role in it in my opinion.

I’m not going to try to armchair quarterback this tragedy. Alex Jones raises some valid questions in the cover video. And there are a lot of unanswered questions! As many have already stated last night and today, this tragedy never should have happened.

Either this was a horrible accident gone tragically wrong or it was something more nefarious. At this point in time, we don’t know and I’ll leave it at that.

Prayers to all of the family and friends affected and for the first responders and rescuers.

Reagan National Airport crash: Military Black Hawk helicopter collides midair with American Airlines jet

According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a PSA Airlines Bombardier CRJ700 regional jet collided in midair with a Sikorsky UH-60 helicopter while on approach to Runway 33 at Reagan National Airport (DCA) around 9 p.m. local time. 

PSA was operating as Flight 5342 for American Airlines, and it departed from Wichita, Kansas. There was no immediate word on casualties or the cause of the collision.

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• BREAKING: Initial FAA Report Indicates Staffing at DCA Air Traffic Control Tower Was “Not Normal” at Time of Chopper-Plane Collision

• Crew Chief of Black Hawk Helicopter and American Airlines Pilots in Deadly Mid-Air Collision Identified

• The Urgent Call to “Return to Base” & The Chopper’s Strange Movements Make No Sense (VIDEO)

• Ghouls: Democrats Use Airplane Tragedy to Attack President Trump

• “He’s a Disaster. He’s Just Got a Good Line of Bullshit” – Trump Eviscerates Pete Buttigieg During Presser on Reagan International Mid-Air Collision

• “It Never Should Have Happened” – President Trump Weighs In On Horrific Crash at Reagan Airport (VIDEO)

• Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Provides Update on Black Hawk Helicopter Involved in Midair Collision — Says It Has “Fairly Experienced Crew”

• Control tower staffing ‘not normal’ during deadly midair collision, FAA report reveals

• EXCLUSIVE: MARK MCEATHRON: I'm a Black Hawk helicopter pilot. This video shows all the red flags that led up to the deadly DC plane crash

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