Landmark Legislation Proposed to Bolster U.S. Aviation Safety
U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill to implement 50 aviation safety recommendations after a deadly 2025 aviation accident. The proposed legislation seeks to address FAA safety culture deficiencies, enhance air traffic control training, and bolster airspace safety around Reagan Washington National Airport.
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A group of bipartisan U.S. House lawmakers introduced a bill on Thursday aimed at enhancing aviation safety following a harrowing collision in January 2025. The accident involved an American Airlines regional jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter, resulting in 67 fatalities.
The forthcoming legislation is a response to recommendations made after a year-long investigation into the tragic incident. It seeks to rectify issues highlighted by investigators, including flaws in the FAA's safety culture, and aims to improve air traffic control training and procedures.
The bill specifically targets the safety of airspace surrounding Reagan Washington National Airport, where the incident occurred. Key committee chairs and top Democrats are advocating for the measures to prevent future tragedies and ensure rigorous safety standards.
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