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Stars and Stripes · 1h

First legal claim filed against US Army and federal officials in DCA plane crash

The claim was filed against the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Army, who was operating the Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into the plane as it was approaching Reagan National Airport.

POLITICO on MSN · 7h

DC plane crash victim’s family files claims for compensation from FAA, Army

The claims, lodged by the Chicago-based Clifford Law Offices on behalf of the widow and children of the passenger, Casey Crafton, 40, of Connecticut, are seeking a total of $250 million from the FAA and the Army. Though not a formal suit, it kicks off a process that could eventually result in one.

StamfordAdvocate · 6h

Family of CT man killed in D.C. plane crash files $250 million claim against FAA, Army

The family of Casey Crafton, a Salem husband and father killed in a plane crash in D.C., has filed a $250 million claim against the FAA and U.S. Army.

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Aviation leaders forum highlights operations, training, leader development

Aviation leaders across all Army components gathered at the home of Army Aviation at Fort Novosel, Ala., to focus on current ...

The Aviationist on MSN12h

U.S. Army Deploys ATHENA-R ISR Jet to South Korea

The ATHENA-R will be part of a key four-month operational assessment to assess the readiness of the aircraft and possible ...

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Rucker family wants the home of Army Aviation to stay Fort Novosel: “He is a hero”

After almost two years since the home of Army Aviation was renamed to honor a local hero aviator, some state officials want ...

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Aviation Center announces 2024 Lt. Gen. Ellis D. Parker Award winners

The U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence announced the winners of the 2024 Lt. Gen. Ellis D. Parker Awards Jan. 29, ...

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Influx of aviation disasters raise fears about air travel as investigators probe crashes

The crash and overturning of a Delta Air Lines jet during landing in Toronto is the fourth aviation disaster in North America ...

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Trump Administration Begins Firing Hundreds of FAA Staff Despite Recent Safety Concerns

The firings hit the FAA as federal officials have been raising concerns about an overtaxed and understaffed air traffic ...

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