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FAA admits failures in 2025 D.C. midair collision that killed 67, prompting safety reforms.
The FAA acknowledged systemic failures that contributed to a January 2025 midair collision near Reagan National Airport, killing 67 people—the deadliest U.S. aviation disaster in over two decades.
The NTSB found the FAA allowed helicopters to operate near the airport without safety safeguards and ignored prior recommendations to reroute traffic.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford confirmed the agency agrees with the findings and has implemented many safety recommendations.
He declined to confirm whether the FAA would decertify Canadian-made aircraft amid a political dispute over Gulfstream jet approvals, citing concerns about fair certification resources.
The incident has prompted calls for broader aviation safety reforms.
La FAA admite fallas en 2025 DC colisión en el aire que mató a 67, lo que provocó reformas de seguridad.