Plane crash DCA?

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently, an autonomous BlackHawk may be a thing.

My aviation buff 13 year old son mentioned this - thought it might be a test of the autonomous functionality in the Blackhawk.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, to go on a tangent, but when would they typically announce that DCA will be closed all day tomorrow, or whatever.

Was supposed to be flying into DCA tomorrow.

You’ll know when you know. There is no “typically.” JFC.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, to go on a tangent, but when would they typically announce that DCA will be closed all day tomorrow, or whatever.

Was supposed to be flying into DCA tomorrow.

They will reroute if necessary.

Just try to sleep.

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Anonymous wrote:In the video of it, it almost looks like the helicopter was heading into the plane on purpose? I'm sure that's not the case, but it just looks so blatant.

There will be an incentive for the government to lie. I see what you see.

Sorry, but air safety takes priority over a pilot trying to cover it up (the pilot is not around anymore to try to cover anything up). There will be no lying.

The military just lied to us about drones. You are funny.

No, I don't think the dead pilot will try to cover it up. lol

I said: The Government. Not a pilot.

https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/process/Pages/default.aspx

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This is so tragic, how does something like this happen in 2025
this is why flying cars will never be a thing

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently, an autonomous BlackHawk may be a thing.

My aviation buff 13 year old son mentioned this - thought it might be a test of the autonomous functionality in the Blackhawk.

Next to freaking DCA?!

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Anonymous wrote:Congress approved additional flights at DCA last year, over the protests of the locals. I hope they reduce the number now and enforce stricter regulations for all these helicopters.

Why does it matter how many flights are in/out? This has nothing to do with that.

This is DCUM. Some of us pilot our car in the worst traffic in the country and keep it between the lines, so we throw everything against the wall and hope something sticks. We are experts.

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Anonymous wrote:Scanner: Asking for 100 body bags.

I've seen that it was a full flight, some 68-73 people on board. All lost.

Let's say a prayer for their souls or take a moment to wish them peace.

More importantly …their families. Whose suffering has just begun.

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Safety is an illusion.

Crashes. Cancer. Shootings. Heart Attacks.

Everyone likes to think they are safe but it’s all a giant crap shoot.

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Anonymous wrote:Are Blackhawk helicopters usually flying around a civilian airport?

This video was on the previous page - it is not uncommon in this area:

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Anonymous wrote:This is so tragic, how does something like this happen in 2025
this is why flying cars will never be a thing

Trump fkg with Feds and people snapping and making errors—air traffic controllers.

Congressmen making National run more flights when they are already way over capacity.

The helicopter route is underneath the plane routes.

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Anonymous wrote:Congress approved additional flights at DCA last year, over the protests of the locals. I hope they reduce the number now and enforce stricter regulations for all these helicopters.

Why does it matter how many flights are in/out? This has nothing to do with that.

Because statistically, with helicopters maneuvering around them, the chances of a collision goes up.

Imagine you’re darting across a busy road. As the number of cars increases, the chances of you getting hit goes up. Now imagine there are dozens of other people also darting across this road. As the number of cars and number of people increases, the chances of a collision go up, and at some point it will happen no matter how alert people are.

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Anonymous wrote:The water is barely above freezing, despite today's mild temperatures. People with shoes on and waterlogged clothes who need to get ashore have like 5 minutes before their bodies shut down from hypothermia.

When the truck went off the George Washington bridge a week ago, there were no survivors.

You mean the Arlington Memorial Bridge?

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There’s too many helicopter flights for “VIPs.” Lots of unimportant people taking rides because it’s a perk of the job.

Helicopter flights need to be drastically scaled back around the airport and the river.

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Flightradar24 was showing the helicopter flying circles near the airport before the crash.