US House Lawmakers Address 2025 Mid-Air Collision with New Legislation

U.S. House lawmakers are working on legislation to prevent future mid-air collisions, addressing safety recommendations after a 2025 incident between a passenger jet and Army helicopter killed 67 people. A bipartisan group aims to ensure such an accident does not happen again.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 07-02-2026 18:34 IST | Created: 07-02-2026 18:34 IST
US House Lawmakers Address 2025 Mid-Air Collision with New Legislation
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In response to a tragic mid-air collision in January 2025 that claimed 67 lives, U.S. House lawmakers have announced forthcoming legislation aimed at implementing safety measures. The bipartisan initiative follows recommendations to prevent such catastrophes from reoccurring.

The collision involved an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army helicopter. Key figures from both the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the Armed Services Committee have voiced their commitment to advancing the legislation swiftly.

The lawmakers emphasized the urgency of addressing aviation safety, ensuring that measures are in place to avert similar incidents and safeguard passengers' lives.

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